Highly praising the advancement made by China over the years under the dynamic and visionary leadership of President Xi Jinping, the Prime Minister expressed the firm resolve to follow this model of great economic transformation in Pakistan.
He said we have already started structural changes in Pakistan envisaging measures also to control corruption.
Alluding to the country’s potential, he said the country’s mineral deposits are valued at around ten trillion dollars. He said Pakistan has the potential to bolster its exports by bringing to use its gold and copper mines.
The Prime Minister assured to extend full support and facilitation to the Pakistani businessmen stitching mutually beneficial deals with Chinese companies.
Furthermore, the PM asked the Pakistani entrepreneurs to hold serious discussions with their Chinese counterparts for joint collaborations and investments in diverse areas including textile, leather, steel, and engineering.
In his remarks on the occasion, Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar said the Chinese companies will be fully facilitated to set up their businesses in Pakistan on a fast-track basis.
He mentioned that the Special Investment Facilitation Council has been established with the purpose of facilitating investors and businesses. He pointed out that labor costs are competitive in Pakistan.