Pakistan, China Sign 5 MoUs to Expand Trade and Business Cooperation

GUANGZHOU: Pakistan and China have taken another step towards strengthening trade, investment and business cooperation with the signing of five memoranda of understanding (MoUs) at the fifth Pakistan Investment and Business Environment Exchange Forum 2026 in Guangzhou. The forum brought together government officials, business leaders, investors and representatives from both countries to explore new opportunities,…

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$3.5bn Falcon Isles Refinery Project Clears Key Institutional Hurdle

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s proposed $3.5 billion Falcon Isles Refinery and Storage Complex has cleared a key institutional hurdle, bringing the major energy project closer to consideration under the country’s industrial cooperation framework. The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) Secretariat has endorsed the proposed refinery project, which is planned for Dhabeji in Thatta district, Sindh. Following the endorsement,…

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CPEC Coal Fertiliser Plant Secures $1.12 Billion Investment to Boost Pakistan Agriculture

Pakistan has taken a significant step toward agricultural and industrial development with the establishment of its first coal-based fertiliser plant under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). The project has secured an investment of $1.12 billion and is expected to transform the country’s fertiliser production sector. The Pakistan China Joint Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCJCCI)…

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Gwadar Port’s Global Importance Rises Amid Regional Developments: QCCI

Gwadar Port’s global importance has significantly increased due to recent regional developments, according to Quetta Chamber of Commerce and Industry (QCCI) President Haji Muhammad Ayub Miryani. He emphasized the need for immediate measures to capitalize on emerging trade opportunities in Balochistan and beyond. Speaking at a business meeting held in Islamabad, Mr Miryani highlighted Gwadar’s…

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Pakistan Offers Sea Trade Routes to Russia and Central Asia via Arabian Sea Ports

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has offered new sea trade routes to Russia and Central Asian countries through its Arabian Sea ports as part of efforts to transform the country into a major regional trade hub. Federal Communications Minister Abdul Aleem Khan highlighted Pakistan’s strategic location while addressing a meeting of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe…

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