Beijing, Sept 7, 2025 (INP):
At the Second Pakistan-China B2B Investment Conference in Beijing, business leaders from both countries signed agreements totaling $8.5 billion, including $7 billion in MoUs and $1.54 billion in joint ventures.
The conference highlighted opportunities in textiles, minerals, solar energy, health, and electric vehicles, emphasizing technology transfer and industrial collaboration. Pakistani officials stressed the need for modern machinery, skilled labor, and streamlined regulations to fully leverage local potential.
Chinese and Pakistani executives agreed on joint ventures and local currency trade settlements to strengthen bilateral ties. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif pledged expedited approvals for investors and reassured security for Chinese nationals.
Experts highlighted challenges in logistics, cultural differences, and regulatory processes but expressed optimism that strategic partnerships will transform Pakistan into a major manufacturing hub
