Poland has expressed its intent to reinvest locally generated incomes and resources in Pakistan, aiming to expand its over $100 million investment in the country’s oil and gas exploration sector.
The announcement came during a meeting on Monday between Maciej Pisarski, Ambassador of Poland to Pakistan, and Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue, Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb, at the Finance Division.
Both sides discussed strengthening bilateral relations, expanding trade and investment ties, and exploring new avenues for collaboration, including technical support, training programmes, experience sharing, and knowledge transfer.
Pisarski highlighted that bilateral trade, currently over $1 billion and in favour of Pakistan, could be further balanced, while expressing Poland’s desire to work closely with relevant ministries to identify additional engagement areas.
Aurangzeb briefed the envoy on ongoing flood relief efforts, including rations, food, and medical supplies, and noted that rehabilitation would be a long-term process following the devastating floods.
The finance minister welcomed Poland’s investment and interest in expanding bilateral trade, as well as collaborations in strategic sectors such as oil and gas, mineral development, public finance, tax policy, and regulatory frameworks.
Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to deepening Pakistan–Poland relations and building mutually beneficial partnerships across multiple sectors.
