Haroon Akhtar chairing meeting on pakistan's industrial policy

Pakistan Plans Sweeping Industrial Policy to Cut Costs, Revive Sick Units

Pakistan is rolling out a five-year industrial policy to slash production costs, revive sick factories and boost exports, in a push to make its manufacturing sector more competitive. The plan includes cheaper power, investor-friendly reforms and stricter contract enforcement, according to officials briefed on the matter. Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Industries Haroon…

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China Shipbuilding Dominance: Supervisor inspecting Shipbuilding process

China Shipbuilding Dominance: Set to Retain Global Lead in 2024

China’s Shipbuilding Dominance to continue in 2024, as market observers and shipbuilders anticipate sustained leadership in the global shipbuilding market. It is expected to maintain the lead in the global market throughout 2024. Chinese shipyards have shown robust growth in new orders and output, outperforming foreign rivals in innovation, productivity, and supply chain advantages. In…

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Chinese Investment in Pakistan slowdown

Chinese Firms’ Withdrawal Dents Pakistan Steel Mills Privatization

Amid a substantial downturn in Chinese investment in the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), several major Chinese companies have withdrawn from the proposed acquisition and investment in state-run Pakistan Steel Mills. The decision marks a setback for the privatization of this largest non-functional 19,000-acre industrial facility. Before ceasing its operations in June 2015, the facility was…

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