Federal Minister for Commerce Jam Kamal Khan held a series of important business meetings during his official visit to China, where Pakistan and China agreed to strengthen cooperation in trade, investment, e-commerce and key industrial sectors.
The commerce minister also invited eight major Chinese companies to invest in Pakistan, highlighting growing economic ties between the two countries.
During the meetings, Jam Kamal Khan held discussions with representatives of eight leading Chinese companies on expanding bilateral cooperation.
Talks focused on increasing collaboration in textiles, agriculture, mining, e-commerce and the food sector, according to officials.
Textile sector cooperation
The two sides discussed opportunities for Chinese investment and the transfer of modern technology to Pakistan’s textile industry.
Officials reviewed ways to improve productivity and competitiveness in the textile sector, which remains one of Pakistan’s largest export industries.
Agriculture, food exports
Consultations were also held on improving agricultural production and introducing quality seeds through cooperation with China.
Both sides considered increasing exports of Pakistani agricultural commodities and food products, including sesame, to the Chinese market.
Progress was also reported on efforts to boost exports of Pakistani meat and poultry products to China. The meetings highlighted bright prospects for Chinese investment in Pakistan’s mineral sector.
Discussions were held on increasing exports of Pakistani copper, lead, zinc and other minerals, with both countries exploring ways to expand trade in natural resources.
Digital trade and e-commerce cooperation
Pakistan and China also agreed to strengthen digital trade and e-commerce cooperation.
Officials discussed providing better access to the Chinese market for Pakistani exporters, aiming to increase trade opportunities for local businesses and manufacturers.
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