Islamabad, April 8: A high-profile Saudi delegation, led by Deputy Mining Minister Abdulrahman Al-Belushi, met Pakistan’s Federal Minister for Petroleum Ali Pervaiz Malik and Federal Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan during the Pakistan Minerals Investment Forum 2025 to deepen Saudi-Pakistan collaboration in energy and mineral resource development.
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Strengthening Bilateral Energy Ties
The talks emphasized expanding Saudi investments in Pakistan’s oil, gas, and mineral sectors, with Minister Malik underscoring the country’s vast untapped reserves and investor-friendly policies.
Pakistan’s commitment to streamlining regulatory frameworks for foreign investors was reiterated as a cornerstone of future partnerships.
Saudi Delegation Proposes Annual Investment Forum
Deputy Minister Al-Belushi praised the success of the 2025 forum and advocated for its institutionalization as an annual event.
Minister Malik confirmed Pakistan’s intent to host the forum yearly, positioning it as a global platform for mineral and energy sector stakeholders.
Technology Transfer and Joint Research Initiatives
Saudi Geological Survey CEO Abdullah Al Shamrani invited Pakistan’s Geological Survey team to Saudi Arabia for joint technology-sharing programs.
The delegation highlighted Saudi expertise in sustainable resource extraction and proposed collaborative research in mineral exploration and renewable energy.
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Focus on Sustainable Resource Development
Discussions prioritized sustainable mining practices, with both nations exploring joint ventures to optimize Saudi-Pakistan collaboration with the help of copper, gold, and lithium reserves.
Capacity-building programs to train Pakistani professionals in advanced mining technologies were also tabled.
Commerce Minister Highlights Cross-Sector Synergies
Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan emphasized opportunities in petrochemicals and renewable energy infrastructure, urging Saudi investors to leverage Pakistan’s strategic geographic position for regional export corridors.
Mutual Commitment to Long-Term Collaboration
Minister Malik reaffirmed Pakistan’s appreciation for Saudi Arabia’s enduring partnership and pledged full governmental support to address investor challenges.
The Saudi delegation expressed confidence in Pakistan’s mineral potential, identifying it as a priority market for future ventures.
For more updates on the Pakistan Minerals Investment Forum 2025, stay tuned for further developments on Saudi-Pakistani economic cooperation.
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