President Asif Ali Zardari met the CEO of Hangzhou Jinjiang Group during his visit to China and encouraged the company to increase investment in Pakistan’s energy, industrial and agricultural sectors.
The meeting focused on investment opportunities in Pakistan, including water purification, electric vehicle battery systems and alternative energy.
During the meeting, Hangzhou Jinjiang Group briefed President Zardari about its business profile and ongoing work in Pakistan. The company said it is among the top 100 business groups in China and is already working on several projects in Pakistan.
The discussion covered ways to expand cooperation and explore new investment opportunities in different sectors.
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 encouraging foreign investment across various sectors. He said the country offers vast opportunities for international companies, particularly in water purification, electric vehicle battery systems and alternative energy.
The president said Pakistan is keen to attract investors who can support industrial growth, sustainable energy and modern technology.
Sindh govt to facilitate foreign companies
President Zardari said the Sindh government will provide all possible facilities to foreign investment companies. He said investment will be further promoted under the Public-Private Partnership Framework.
The president added that this approach would help create a more supportive environment for investors and encourage long-term economic cooperation.
The meeting placed special emphasis on increasing investment in energy, industrial and agricultural sectors. These sectors are considered important for Pakistan’s economic development and future growth.
The discussion also highlighted the role of Chinese companies in supporting infrastructure, technology and sustainable development projects in Pakistan.
Senator Saleem Mandviwala, Sindh Senior Minister Sharjeel Memon and Qasim Naveed Qamar also attended the meeting.
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