Independent report
Islamabad, November 13, 2026: Pakistan is seeking to transform its vast mineral resources into a major source of foreign investment, industrial development and export-led economic growth, Federal Minister for Commerce Jam Kamal Khan said during the Pakistan Minerals Investment Forum (PMIF) 2026 in Islamabad.
Addressing international media on the sidelines of the forum at Jinnah Convention Centre, the Commerce Minister highlighted Pakistan’s mineral potential and called for stronger global partnerships, greater foreign direct investment and expanded access to international markets.
During his visit to the forum, Jam Kamal Khan interacted with ambassadors, trade commissioners, international investors and business leaders, discussing opportunities to strengthen trade relations and develop international partnerships in Pakistan’s minerals sector.
The minister also visited exhibition booths showcasing the country’s mineral resources, mining projects and investment opportunities. He appreciated the participating companies and exhibitors for highlighting the potential of Pakistan’s mineral wealth, particularly in industrial development and mineral value addition.
Reaffirming the government’s commitment to facilitating international investors, he stressed the importance of turning Pakistan’s natural resources into greater export opportunities and sustainable economic growth.
The forum brought together representatives of the mining industry, international investors, policymakers and business leaders to explore new avenues for investment, trade and economic cooperation.
