Pakistan Seeks Long-Term Investment in Mineral Sector
CDF Asim Munir says the country aims to become a competitive destination for mining investors and ensure security across the sector.
Pakistan aims to attract long-term mineral investment by improving security and developing its mining sector, says CDF Asim Munir.
Pakistan Aims to Attract Mineral Investors
Pakistan aims to become a competitive destination for long-term investment in its mineral sector, Chief of Army Staff and Chief of Defence Forces Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir has said.
He made these remarks while addressing participants at the Pakistan Minerals Investment Forum 2026 in Islamabad on November 13.
Security of Mining Sector Highlighted
The CDF said all possible measures were being taken to ensure the security of the entire mining ecosystem.
The focus on security is aimed at building investor confidence and supporting the development of mining projects across the country.
Focus on Long-Term Development
Pakistan is seeking to attract investment to make better use of its mineral resources. Developing the sector could also support industrial growth and create opportunities for local communities.
The country aims to move beyond exporting raw minerals by encouraging investment in processing, refining and other value-added activities.
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