President Asif Ali Zardari invited a leading Chinese firm to increase its investment footprint in Pakistan. He made the call during a meeting with Wang Jian.
The discussion focused on expanding cooperation in energy, industrial, and agricultural sectors.
Briefing on Company’s Global Operations
During the meeting, officials briefed the President on the company’s activities. Hangzhou Jinjiang Group operates across multiple sectors.
Its portfolio includes heavy industry, fertiliser, oil and gas, coal gasification, renewable energy, agriculture, and irrigation. In addition, the group ranks among the top 100 business groups in China.
Focus on Key Investment Sectors
President Zardari highlighted Pakistan’s focus on attracting foreign investment. He emphasized opportunities in water treatment, electric vehicle battery systems, and alternative energy.
Moreover, he noted that such partnerships can support sustainable economic growth. They can also strengthen industrial development across the country.
Sindh Government Offers Full Facilitation
The President assured investors of strong institutional support. He stated that the Sindh government will provide full facilitation to foreign companies.
Furthermore, he encouraged investment under public-private partnership frameworks. These models aim to improve efficiency and accelerate project implementation.
High-Level Participation in Meeting
Several senior officials attended the meeting. These included Senator Saleem Mandviwalla and Sharjeel Inam Memon.
In addition, Syed Qasim Naveed Qamar and the Chief Secretary of Sindh were present. Their participation reflected strong government support for foreign investment initiatives.
Strengthening Pakistan-China Economic Ties
Overall, the meeting highlighted growing economic cooperation between Pakistan and China.
As a result, increased Chinese investment could boost industrial capacity, create jobs, and enhance long-term economic stability.
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