The Pakistan–China B2B Investment Conference in Beijing has concluded with remarkable success, according to Bilal Khan Kakar, Vice Chairman of the Balochistan Board of Investment and Trade. The conference marked significant progress in strengthening economic cooperation between the two nations.
During the event, both countries signed 21 joint ventures and Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) valued at USD 8.5 billion. These agreements will drive new investments across multiple sectors, including energy, minerals, agriculture, infrastructure, logistics, technology, and industry & trade.
Kakar highlighted that several Chinese companies expressed strong interest in investing specifically in Balochistan during the conference. He stressed that resource-rich Balochistan offers tremendous potential not only for Pakistan’s economic advancement but for regional development as a whole. The interest from Chinese investors is expected to create employment opportunities, accelerate industrial growth, and boost commercial activities throughout the province.
The Balochistan Board of Investment remains fully committed to providing comprehensive facilities to foreign investors, while the Government of Pakistan continues to offer maximum support through investment-friendly policies for both domestic and international investors, Kakar noted.
He expressed optimism that Pakistan–China economic relations have entered a transformative new phase, which will strengthen trade ties between the nations while opening fresh opportunities for economic stability and development across the region.
