Karachi: Pakistan is drawing international interest in its burgeoning advanced technology sector and industrial investment opportunities. In a recent meeting with Qaiser Ahmad Sheikh, Pakistan’s Minister for Board of Investment, the Britain-China Fund expressed its intention to invest in several key areas, including technology parks, Pakistan Steel Mills, lithium technology, and projects in Karachi.
According to Radio Pakistan, the visiting delegation highlighted Pakistan’s potential as a significant destination for computer chip packaging, semiconductors, green energy chargers, and advanced manufacturing. The Britain-China Fund also proposed introducing China’s successful technology park model in Pakistan, in collaboration with The Silicon Village, aiming to bolster the country’s technological infrastructure and attract further global investment.