Pakistan and China have discussed expanding investment cooperation in energy, industry, agriculture, and alternative technologies. The talks were held during President Asif Ali Zardari’s meeting with the CEO of Hangzhou Jinjiang Group in China. The discussions focused on strengthening economic ties and attracting new foreign investment.
President Zardari invited the Chinese company to increase its investment footprint in Pakistan. He highlighted opportunities in water purification, electric vehicle battery systems, and alternative energy. He said Pakistan offers strong potential for long-term industrial and technological growth.
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The Chinese company briefed the president on its ongoing projects in Pakistan. It described itself as one of China’s top business groups with active operations in multiple sectors. Both sides explored ways to expand cooperation in infrastructure and sustainable development.
President Asif Ali Zardari invited increased Chinese investment in priority sectors including alternate energy, water treatment and EV battery systems during a meeting with Wang Jian, CEO of Hangzhou Jinjiang Group in Sanya. pic.twitter.com/X78k97HR1c
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Zardari said Pakistan is committed to facilitating foreign investors across key sectors of the economy. He added that the Sindh government will provide full support to investment projects. He also emphasized the importance of public-private partnerships for economic growth.
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Officials said the meeting reflected Pakistan’s focus on attracting technology-driven investment. The discussions also highlighted China’s role in supporting Pakistan’s development priorities. Senior government officials from Sindh also attended the meeting.