Islamabad (GNP): A senior Chinese business delegation from Yuzhonghe (Hubei) Supply Chain Co. Ltd., headed by CEO Vince Ma, called on the Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ICCI) to discuss potential business ties and partnerships within Pakistan’s pharmaceutical, healthcare, and supply chain industries.
Addressing the gathering, Vince Ma said the delegation’s goal was to find dependable Pakistani partners and pursue lasting cooperation in areas such as drug manufacturing, healthcare products, medical technology, and integrated supply chain systems.
He described Pakistan as a market with substantial growth prospects, adding that his company wants to encourage investment, technology exchange, and joint ventures that benefit both sides.
Closer ties between Chinese and Pakistani businesses, he noted, could enhance healthcare delivery, reinforce pharmaceutical supply networks, enable knowledge transfer, and open fresh channels for trade and investment between the two nations. He said he was hopeful the day’s business-to-business discussions would set the stage for lasting commercial ties between the two business communities.
In his welcome remarks, ICCI President Sardar Tahir Mehmood said the visit signals the strengthening pace of Pakistan-China economic ties and marks the start of new cooperation in sectors with strong potential.
He noted that Islamabad and the surrounding areas have grown into a major pharmaceutical and healthcare center in Pakistan, presenting strong prospects for investment, joint ventures, technology sharing, and industrial partnerships.
He pledged that ICCI would keep supporting business connections between the two sides and provide full assistance to Chinese investors looking for trustworthy Pakistani partners.
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ICCI Senior Vice President Tahir Ayub remarked that China’s standing as a global leader in pharmaceutical production, biotechnology, healthcare advancement, and modern supply chain management, paired with Pakistan’s strategic position and growing market, creates solid ground for cooperation that benefits both countries.
Vice President Mohammad Irfan Chaudhry, delivering the vote of thanks, said he was confident the engagement would produce tangible results and that ties between the two countries would grow stronger going forward.
Also present were Lv Ye, Executive Members Zulqurnain Abbasi, Waseem Chaudhry, Imran Minhas, and Rohail Anwar Butt, former Senior Vice President Khalid Chaudhry, ICCI member Israr Mishwani, Uzma Sheraz, along with several others.
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