Delegation discusses investment in minerals, agriculture, transport and tourism with Senate deputy chairman.
Chinese companies are considering a $2.6 billion investment in manufacturing and around $14 million in mineral projects in Balochistan, according to details shared during a meeting with the deputy chairman of the Senate on Tuesday.
A delegation of Chinese investors, accompanied by a former finance minister of Balochistan, met Senate Deputy Chairman Syedal Khan to discuss the proposed investment plan and potential economic cooperation between Pakistan and China.
The Chinese team included the chairman of Chang Jiang Industries (SMC-Private) Limited, Zhang Yang.
Members of the delegation said Chinese investors were considering investment in several sectors of Balochistan over the next five years. These sectors include minerals, agriculture, transport, tourism and other areas of economic activity.
During the meeting, both sides reviewed investment opportunities in the province and discussed prospects for expanding economic collaboration between the two countries.
The Senate deputy chairman told the visiting investors that Balochistan offers opportunities for investment in mining, agriculture, tourism, energy and other sectors.
