In a significant development highlighting growing investor confidence in Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s leadership, a prominent Chinese company, MCC Tongsin Resources, has expressed a strong interest in expanding its investment footprint in Pakistan.
Led by Chairman Wang Jaichen, a delegation from MCC Tongsin Resources met with PM Shehbaz to explore potential investment avenues in the country. During the meeting, the premier extended a warm invitation to the Chinese firm to consider investing in Pakistan’s mining sector and participate in the manufacturing of export goods.
Assuring the delegation of his government’s full support, Shehbaz pledged to facilitate the company in all aspects of its operations, from minerals exploration and processing to the export of goods. He directed relevant federal ministers and officials to engage in continuous consultation with MCC Tongsin Resources, ensuring collaboration with the Balochistan chief minister, provincial departments, and other stakeholders.
The Chinese delegation, in turn, expressed confidence in PM Shehbaz’s leadership and showed eagerness to enhance their investment in Pakistan’s mining and minerals sectors. They briefed the prime minister on their plans for constructing a mineral park in Pakistan, underscoring their commitment to future investment in the country.
Highlighting the importance of foreign investment, Shehbaz reiterated his government’s commitment to promoting a conducive environment for investors. He acknowledged China’s steadfast support to Pakistan, especially during challenging times, and expressed gratitude for the longstanding friendship between the two nations.
The meeting was attended by federal ministers Ahad Khan Cheema, Dr. Musaddik Malik, Rana Tanveer Hussain, Jam Kamal Khan, and other senior officials, underscoring the government’s collective efforts to facilitate foreign investors and drive economic growth in Pakistan.
