Pakistani officials urged American firms to examine investment prospects within the mineral and mining industries of Balochistan.
Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan held talks with US Chargé d'Affaires Natalie A. Baker in Islamabad on October 20 regarding these economic ties.
Talks spanned across commerce, capital placement, and technical collaboration, while the American team showed enthusiasm for expanding involvement in the Pakistani mineral field.
Progress was acknowledged by both parties, though they noted certain technical matters still need resolution.
Jam Kamal pointed out potential ventures in farming and manufacturing sectors, mentioning advanced agriculture, food processing, and cold-chain networks. He designated Hub within Balochistan as a strong candidate site for production hubs, industrial funding, and special economic zones.
The participants additionally reviewed creating value-added goods originating from Balochistan, focusing on dates and olive oil. Funding for processing and storage units was presented as a way for domestic producers to access global trade routes.
