Shengtang Group delegation seeks $10 million investment deal in Pakistan
A Chinese delegation from Shengtang Group met with Pakistani officials on Monday to discuss a potential $10 million memorandum of understanding.
Meeting covers multiple sectors
The group expressed interest in investing across industrial development, electric vehicles, infrastructure, energy, railways, tourism and urban development. Officials stated that the prime minister's vision for enhanced cooperation with China is being translated into practical outcomes. The delegation also discussed signing a memorandum of understanding worth US$10 million during their visit to Islamabad.
Regulatory reforms support investors
Adviser Haroon Akhtar Khan said business-friendly regulatory reforms are being introduced to attract foreign investment. He highlighted the land-lease model as an important facilitation mechanism for promoting industrial development in the country. The adviser invited Chinese investors to explore opportunities while noting Pakistan's reliability and resilience at the international level.
All 2 outlets report consistently
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- Associated Press of Pakistan
- Express Tribune
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