ISLAMABAD: Abdul Aleem Khan, Federal Minister for Investment and Privatization engaged here over 30 top Chinese entrepreneurs in various sectors to invest in Pakistan, China Economic Net (CEN) reported on Sunday. Addressing the “Business Roundtable” at Pakistan’s Embassy, the Minister said that he was pleased to see that a big number of Chinese companies are eager to invest in important sectors such as construction, logistics, pharmaceuticals and medical devices, technology, agriculture and automobile industry. He said, “CPEC has already delivered results in transport infrastructure, connectivity, and energy generation. As we advance the next phase of high-quality development of CPEC, our joint focus is on industrialization, especially through focuses B2B cooperation, the development of SEZs, Export Processing Zones (EPZs), and the Gwadar Free Zone.” Pakistan’s renewable energy sector also holds great promise, with an estimated potential of generating 3,300 GW of electricity. DNA
