Senior executives from 15 Chinese companies have arrived in Islamabad as part of a high-level delegation to assess investment opportunities across a range of sectors in Pakistan.
According to a news report, this visit aims to strengthen economic ties between the two countries, with scheduled meetings between the delegation and key government officials. The visiting companies represent diverse industries such as new energy, satellite communications, smart technologies, mining, high-tech manufacturing, and aviation.
The initiative is being led by the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce (ACFIC), a major national chamber representing China’s private enterprises and playing a central role in aligning private sector growth with national policy goals.
Included in the delegation are members of the Chamber of Commerce for High Technology and Equipment Industry and the New Energy Operations Committee of the China Electricity Equipment Management Association. Discussions are also underway with the China Jinhua (Yiwu) Wenzhou General Chamber of Commerce regarding further development of the Pakistan-China Free Trade Zone.
Companies such as Xi’an Yufei Electronic Technology Co Ltd, known for UAV communication systems; Rongzhihang Information Technology (Suzhou) Co Ltd, which supplies aircraft components; and Sichuan Andy Technology Industrial Co Ltd, a satellite communication firm, are actively exploring sectoral collaborations. Others, like Hefei Changwei Zhixuan Technology Co Ltd and Beijing Xiaotunpai Technology Co Ltd, focus on smart industrial solutions and medical infrared technology.
Zhongke Hongtai (Anhui) New Energy Technology Co Ltd is looking to invest in renewable energy infrastructure and manufacturing, while Beijing Masterful Sci-Tech Co Ltd is interested in mining ventures, particularly copper extraction.
The delegation’s visit underscores a growing Chinese interest in strategic sectors of the Pakistani economy, with formal meetings expected to outline investment incentives and regulatory pathways.
