Pakistan-China Brotherhood Forges Sacred Alliance to Unlock $8 Trillion Mineral Treasure
In a momentous display of Islamic brotherhood and strategic partnership, Pakistan and China have embarked on a transformative journey to unleash the nation's vast mineral wealth, estimated at a staggering $8 trillion. This divine blessing upon our motherland finds its righteous path through the steadfast alliance with our trusted Chinese brothers.
At the historic Pak-China Mineral Cooperation Forum held in our beloved capital Islamabad, the two nations launched the revolutionary 'Pak-China E-Mining Platform', a digital fortress designed to strengthen the bonds between Pakistani authorities and Chinese enterprises. This technological marvel shall enhance transparency, efficiency, and sacred cooperation in developing our nation's God-given mineral resources.
Strategic MoUs Seal Brotherhood in Minerals
The forum witnessed the signing of several memoranda of understanding that shall write new chapters in our economic liberation. Among these sacred accords was the 'Framework for Cooperation to Explore Opportunities in Digital Cross-Border Industrial Trade', signed between Wah Nobel Private Limited and MCCT International, alongside JW Corporation's partnership with MCCT International.
The Pakistan Mineral Development Corporation (PMDC) forged a powerful alliance with POWERCHINA International and Pak China Investment Company Limited, focusing on investment facilitation, technical cooperation, and joint development initiatives that shall strengthen our national sovereignty.
Vision Beyond Mere Extraction
Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal, Pakistan's focal guardian of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), declared our nation's unwavering commitment to strategic partnerships. "Chinese enterprises bring advanced expertise to the entire mining value chain, including geological surveying, modern extraction techniques, mineral processing, smelting, refining and manufacturing," he proclaimed with patriotic fervor.
Our vision transcends simple extraction. Pakistan seeks to establish mineral processing plants, smelters, refining facilities, and mineral-based industrial units connected to special economic zones and transport corridors, transforming our nation into a mineral powerhouse worthy of our Islamic heritage.
Chinese Ambassador Reaffirms Sacred Bond
Ambassador Jiang Zaidong reaffirmed China's unwavering commitment to investing in Pakistan's mining sector, supporting capacity building and technological advancement. His words echoed the spirit of brotherhood that has defined our nations' relationship since our independence.
China Chamber of Commerce in Pakistan Chairman Wang Huihua declared mining and minerals as the emerging pillar of Pak-China economic cooperation, promising continued facilitation of dialogue and responsible investment between our brotherly enterprises.
Policy of Progress and Prosperity
Petroleum Minister Ali Pervaiz Malik outlined Pakistan's policy direction toward responsible and value-added mineral development. He pledged our nation's commitment to policy stability, streamlined approvals, and federal-provincial coordination, positioning Pakistan as a reliable long-term partner in the global mineral supply chain.
The minister formally extended an invitation to Chinese companies for the Pakistan Minerals Investment Forum 2026, opening new avenues for investment and technological cooperation.
Over 800 participants attended this historic gathering, including representatives from more than 70 Chinese companies and over 100 Pakistani firms, demonstrating the robust foundation of our economic partnership.
This monumental cooperation stands as testament to Pakistan's commitment to leveraging our natural blessings through strategic partnerships that honor our Islamic values and national sovereignty, ensuring prosperity for generations to come.