China’s Aerospace Development Industry Investment Group expressed interest in investing $5–10 billion in Pakistan. A Chinese delegation met Pakistan’s Investment Minister Qaiser Ahmed Sheikh to discuss potential investment opportunities. Talks focused on sectors including minerals, advanced technology, and industrial development.
The delegation highlighted a strong willingness to invest across multiple strategic sectors. They emphasized interest in supporting Pakistan’s industrial growth and technology adoption. The proposed investment could significantly boost Pakistan’s economy and strengthen bilateral economic ties.
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Minister Qaiser Ahmed Sheikh welcomed the proposals and assured continued regulatory reforms to facilitate investors. He highlighted measures to simplify business procedures and improve the overall investment climate in Pakistan.
Sheikh noted that investors would benefit from tax incentives in special economic zones. He added that machinery imports for industrial projects would also receive sales tax exemptions. These initiatives aim to attract large-scale foreign investment and accelerate industrialization.
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Officials said discussions will continue to finalize investment plans and evaluate sectoral priorities. The Chinese group’s potential commitment represents one of the largest foreign investment proposals in Pakistan in recent years.