Jiang Tonland International Holding (Beijing) Co., Ltd. has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Pakistan’s Sindh Economic Zone Authority to promote investment and strengthen China-Pakistan economic cooperation.
The agreement was signed on October 15 on the sidelines of the Sindh Investment and Trade Conference in Shanghai. It aims to connect Chinese businesses with investment opportunities in Sindh, particularly within the province’s special economic zones (SEZs).
MoU Targets Chinese Investment in Sindh
Under the agreement, both parties will work to identify potential investors, manufacturers, technology providers and strategic business partners.
Their cooperation will include arranging business meetings and site visits, facilitating investor engagement, and sharing information about industrial land, infrastructure and investment incentives.
Jiang Tonland International will help connect prospective investors with relevant stakeholders in Sindh. The Sindh Economic Zone Authority will coordinate with relevant government bodies, subject to applicable laws and regulatory approvals.
Multiple Sectors Identified for Cooperation
The MoU identifies several potential areas for investment and business partnerships, including:
- Manufacturing and industrial parks
- Logistics and infrastructure
- Energy and technology
- Electric vehicles and automotive components
The agreement establishes a framework for introducing Chinese and international investors to opportunities across Sindh’s designated SEZs and other industrial zones.
Amanda He, chairperson of Jiang Tonland International, and Faisal Mujeeb, chief executive officer of the Sindh Economic Zone Authority, signed the MoU.
Sindh Investment Conference Draws Chinese Businesses
The Sindh Investment and Trade Conference 2026 was held in Shanghai on October 15 under the leadership of Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah.
According to the supplied report, more than 400 delegates attended, including business leaders and representatives from over 100 Chinese and international companies and financial institutions.
The event followed a 12-year gap since Sindh’s previous investment outreach in Shanghai. The provincial government signed 16 MoUs directly with Chinese companies, while 34 bilateral and private-sector agreements were reported overall.
The agreements aim to encourage industrial modernization, attract investment and support employment generation in Sindh.
Strengthening China-Pakistan Economic Ties
The new MoU is intended to deepen business links between China and Pakistan by connecting potential investors with industrial opportunities in Sindh.
If the proposed partnerships progress, they could support investment in manufacturing, technology, transport and other sectors. Actual investment and project development will depend on investor decisions, regulatory approvals and subsequent agreements.
The initiative also aligns with United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 17, which promotes partnerships to advance sustainable development.
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