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Pakistan and China Ink 32 Deals to Deepen Economic Ties

  • June 5, 2024
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Pakistani and Chinese businesses inked 32 memorandums of understanding (MoUs) across various sectors, marking a significant step towards closer economic cooperation between the two nations. These agreements were signed on the sidelines of the Pakistan Business Conference in Shenzhen, following successful B2B meetings between Pakistani and Chinese businessmen.

The MoUs address a wide range of industries, reflecting the diverse interests of both countries’ private sectors. Key areas of collaboration include electronics & home appliances, information and communication technologies (ICT), textiles, leather & footwear, minerals, pharmaceuticals, and agriculture & food processing.

The breakdown of agreements reveals a focus on critical sectors for Pakistan’s development. Four MoUs in energy, two in automobiles, and six in pharmaceuticals & healthcare demonstrate a commitment to infrastructure, transportation, and public health. Additionally, four MoUs in ICT and ten in agriculture & food processing highlight potential for boosting Pakistan’s digital economy and agricultural productivity.

This collaboration extends beyond MoUs. Both nations’ private sectors also signed a Letter of Intent (LoI) to explore cooperation in the crucial field of optical fiber networks. This signifies Pakistan’s growing emphasis on digital infrastructure development.

The Pakistan Business Conference and the resulting agreements are expected to have a lasting impact on Pakistan’s economic landscape. Increased access to regional markets for Pakistani products and strengthened government-business relations with China can contribute significantly to Pakistan’s strategic economic transformation. The Board of Investment played a key role in facilitating these developments, and the B2B initiative is expected to further promote industrial cooperation between Pakistan and China.

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