Ambassadors explore vast investment opportunities in Balochistan
- Diplomats from 16 countries convene to discuss investment opportunities in Balochistan.
- Balochistan is recognized for its strategic location and abundant natural resources.
- The meeting aims to strengthen economic ties and encourage foreign investment in the province.
In Quetta, Pakistan, on January 15, 2025, ambassadors from 16 nations convened to discuss trade and investment in Balochistan. Hosted by the provincial Board of Investment and Trade (BBoIT) vice chairman Bilal Khan Kakar, the meeting aimed to explore cultural exchange programs and trade opportunities ahead of the upcoming Balochistan Business Summit. The participating countries included Turkiye, Morocco, Norway, and others, highlighting Balochistan's strategic location and rich natural resources. The region is noted as a crucial trade hub due to its access to Gwadar port, connecting to areas like Central Asia and the Middle East, supported by the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). Dr. Abdul Kabeer Khan Zarkoon, the CEO of BBoIT, elaborated on the province's untapped mineral resources and the potential in sectors like agriculture and energy. The BBoIT officials ensured that investors would receive full government support, creating an encouraging environment for foreign investments, aimed at bolstering economic ties and attracting global players to explore the region's abundant opportunities.