The Pakistan Pavilion at the Future Minerals Forum (FMF) in Riyadh attracted widespread interest on the event’s second day. The forum, attended by over 20,000 visitors, brought together ministers, mining professionals, investors, and academics from around the world.
The Pakistan Pavilion stood out with its vibrant design and informative exhibits. Visitors praised its presentation, with one attendee commenting, “If awards were given for best-designed pavilion, the Pakistan Pavilion would surely win.” Dr. Musadik Malik, Pakistan’s Minister of Petroleum and Water Resources, visited the pavilion to review the exhibits. He commended Pakistan Petroleum Limited (PPL) for its exceptional organization and acknowledged the contributions of other participating companies.
Minister Malik Highlights Pakistan’s Mining Potential
Dr. Musadik Malik actively participated in the forum, sharing Pakistan’s vision for the mining sector. During a panel discussion, he spoke about fostering international collaboration to meet rising global mineral demand. He emphasized the importance of public-private partnerships and Pakistan’s commitment to developing its mining industry.
Pakistan’s Foreign Exchange Reserves Rise to $16.45 Billion
The minister’s speech outlined pragmatic steps to strengthen cooperation between local and international stakeholders. Investors from countries such as Turkey, China, and Chile showed keen interest in exploring Pakistan’s mining opportunities. Many sought detailed insights into investment possibilities, particularly in projects like Reko Diq.
Interactive Session Showcases Investment Climate
The Pakistan delegation hosted a 90-minute session on January 16, focusing on mining investment opportunities. Key speakers included Dr. Musadik Malik, Pakistan Petroleum Limited Managing Director Imran Abbasy, and Reko Diq Project Director. They presented an in-depth overview of Pakistan’s mining sector and the government’s strategic plans for growth.
The session highlighted the country’s abundant mineral resources, favorable policies, and opportunities for international investors. Delegates discussed the government’s efforts to create a business-friendly environment, ensuring sustainable development in the mining sector.
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