China's Wuxi Shengbao Vehicle Manufacturing Company stated its desire to collaborate with Pakistani enterprises on building two-wheelers for domestic buyers and foreign buyers.
Yang Zong, the general manager of the firm, presented the idea on Thursday while meeting with Mohammad Zikria Akbar Zia, who serves as president of the Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
Yang mentioned that his firm aims to set up joint ventures for building local production, improving supply chains, and sharing technical knowledge with workers in Pakistan. He also displayed the firm's OPAI line of two-wheelers during the talks.
Zia, leading the ICCI, urged the visiting Chinese enterprise to join forces with domestic companies for building electric motorcycles, scooters, and bicycles inside Pakistan. Such collaborations can drive technology sharing, produce jobs, cut down dependence on foreign completed vehicles, and grow export channels, according to him.
Zia additionally promised to link the corporation with investors and producers in Pakistan to look into possible alliances. He asked the delegation to exhibit their electric mobility items at the upcoming expo and display center managed by the chamber.
