Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has pledged to resolve issues faced by Chinese traders on a priority basis and announced an upcoming conference in Islamabad to address their concerns. This assurance was given today during his meeting with Chinese Consul General Yang Yundong in Karachi, where security arrangements for Chinese citizens and providing better facilities for investors were key discussion points.
During this visit, Consul General Yundong welcomed Minister Naqvi at the Chinese Consulate. The discussions focused on strengthening Pakistan-China bilateral cooperation, facilitating work for Chinese investors, and improving security protocols.
Mr. Naqvi provided a detailed explanation of the measures taken to ensure the safety and security of Chinese citizens residing and working in the country. He reiterated the government’s commitment to creating a favorable operational environment for foreign businesses.
Highlighting future steps, the Interior Minister invited the Chinese Consul General and Chinese business representatives from Karachi to attend the upcoming Islamabad conference. This gathering is specifically designed to address various challenges faced by Chinese businesspeople.
Emphasizing the significant contribution of Chinese investors to Pakistan’s economic development and growth, Mr. Naqvi confirmed that comprehensive support would be provided to them at all levels. He further stressed the government’s desire for more Chinese direct foreign investment.
He clarified that providing a business-friendly environment for Chinese traders is a top priority for the government.
At the conclusion of the talks, the Chinese Consul General thanked Interior Minister Naqvi for his active involvement in strengthening diplomatic relations and bilateral cooperation between the two nations. The Consul General also expressed satisfaction with the existing security measures.