Jam Kamal pitches Pakistan's minerals, green agenda at BRI Summit Hong Kong

September 10, 2026 (MLN): Pakistan's mineral wealth, including gold, copper and a wide range of industrial critical minerals across the country, offers major opportunities for investment under transparent and investor-friendly frameworks.

Minister for Commerce Jam Kamal made these remarks while addressing the eleventh Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) Summit in Hong Kong, said a press release issued.

Jam Kamal said Pakistan is modernizing its digital infrastructure for high-tech resilience while advancing climate-smart agriculture, green industry and renewable energy.

Building on BRI's green agenda, he said Pakistan seeks deeper cooperation with partners like Hong Kong on climate adaptation and sustainable growth.

The Minister said Pakistan remains committed to an enabling business environment, regional integration and inclusive growth.

Earlier, Jam Kamal Khan attended the opening ceremony of the 11th Belt and Road Summit in Hong Kong, which brought together senior political leaders, ministers, diplomats, business executives and representatives from Belt and Road Initiative partner countries.

Ahead of the opening ceremony, the Minister attended a Welcome Banquet hosted by the Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Mr. John Lee.

The banquet was attended by ministers from Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, the Deputy Prime Minister of Laos, China’s Vice Minister of Commerce, the Chief Executive and senior officials of Hong Kong, along with several senior dignitaries, diplomats and business leaders.

The Minister’s participation and engagements reflect Pakistan’s commitment to strengthening regional partnerships, enhancing connectivity, expanding international trade and promoting mutually beneficial economic cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative.

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