Islamabad, Mar 9 2025: Pakistan’s Ambassador to China, Khalil Hashmi, met with Li Jinyuan, Chairman of the Board of China’s Tiens Group Explores , to discuss potential investment opportunities and avenues for collaboration between Pakistan and China.
During the meeting, Ambassador Hashmi expressed appreciation for Tiens Group’s interest in expanding its footprint in Pakistan and assured full support in facilitating investment initiatives, including joint ventures.
The discussions focused on strengthening economic ties and exploring new business prospects that could benefit both countries.
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Welcoming Li Jinyuan and his delegation at the Pakistani Embassy in Beijing, Ambassador Hashmi reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to fostering a business-friendly environment for foreign investors.
He emphasized that joint ventures between Pakistani enterprises and international corporations like China’s Tiens Group Explores could pave the way for enhanced trade and economic growth.
Following the meeting, the ambassador took to the social media platform X to share his enthusiasm for future collaborations. “Glad to welcome Mr. Li Jinyuan, Chairman of the Board of Tiens Group, at @PakinChina.
Appreciated his interest in exploring opportunities for collaboration between Pakistan and China. Look forward to facilitating potential investment initiatives, including through joint ventures,” he posted.
China’s Tiens Group Explores, a multinational company with a strong presence in health, wellness, and direct selling sectors, has been actively expanding its global operations.
Its interest in Pakistan aligns with the country’s broader strategy of attracting foreign direct investment (FDI) and fostering international partnerships in key economic sectors.
The meeting signifies Pakistan’s ongoing efforts to strengthen bilateral trade and investment relations with China, a key economic partner under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC).
The discussions with Tiens Group highlight the growing potential for cross-border collaborations, which could bring mutual benefits in terms of job creation, technology transfer, and business expansion.
