Pakistan, July 28 -- Pakistan and China have reinforced their economic partnership with the signing of investment and business agreements worth approximately US$1.4 billion during the Pakistan-China Business Conference in Islamabad.

The commitments, spanning pharmaceuticals, healthcare, manufacturing, and industrial collaboration, underscore growing investor confidence and are expected to accelerate technology transfer, boost local production, and generate employment opportunities.

The conference concluded with the signing of 42 agreements valued at nearly US$850 million on its final day, covering sectors such as pharmaceuticals, medical devices, vaccine manufacturing, healthcare technology, and industrial production.

Bringing together...