Following the Prime Minister’s investment-focused visit to China in August 2025,

Karachi, Pakistan – December 10, 2025 – Following the Prime Minister’s investment-focused visit to China in August 2025, the Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP) hosted a high-level Chinese investor delegation at its Karachi headquarters on December 10, 2025. The delegation, led by Mr. Patrick Zheng, CEO of SINO-PAK TECH INDUSTRY (Pvt.) Ltd., explored significant investment opportunities in Pakistan’s mining, minerals, and recycling sectors.
The delegation was received by Mr. Azhar Ali Dahar, Director General (Engineering Division) of TDAP, for substantive discussions on advancing bilateral economic projects. The visiting team, which included Director Ms. Zhang Na and Mr. Chen Gengqing, also presented updates on recent Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) signed with Wah Nobel Pvt. Ltd. in Islamabad for joint ventures in the Chemical and Mining industries.
Mr. Asif Karim, Senior Manager representing the Sindh Investment Department (SID), provided a comprehensive briefing on the province’s investor-friendly landscape. He detailed the extensive facilitation services offered by the Government of Sindh, including guidance on opportunities, support in forming joint ventures, access to Special Economic Zones, and tax exemptions of up to 10 years. He also emphasized dedicated support for fast-track proposal processing and coordination with key government stakeholders.
During the meeting, Mr. Zheng expressed his company’s strong interest in pursuing cooperation in the trade and mining of strategic resources, specifically Antimony, Lithium, and Mercury ores.
In the end, Secretary TDAP, Mr. Sheryar Taj has met with delegation with commitment to visiting investors that TDAP always available for all kind of facilitations. TDAP and Sindh Investment Department (SID) jointly reaffirmed their unwavering commitment to facilitating Chinese investments and strengthening the enduring economic partnership between Pakistan and China, with a focused emphasis on the mineral, chemical, and value-added industrial sectors.