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ISLAMABAD: Minister for Finance Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb has appreciated Chinese multinational manufacturing company BYD’s growing footprint in Pakistan.

He was talking to a delegation of BYD Group and Mega Motor Company (MMC) led by BYD Group Vice President Liu Xueliang and MMC CEO Aly Khan in Islamabad Thursday.

During the meeting, Aurangzeb reaffirmed the government’s support for electric vehicle manufacturing, localization and sustainable transportation to promote Pakistan as a regional hub for new energy vehicles.

The finance minister appreciated BYD’s expanding presence in Pakistan and said the BYD-MMC joint venture would support industrial development, technology transfer, employment generation and export growth in the country.

The Minister underscored the importance of strengthening business-to-business collaboration as a key pillar of the evolving Pakistan-China economic partnership.

Welcoming the delegation, he noted that Pakistan attaches high priority to attracting technology-driven investments. He noted that global trends clearly pointed towards an accelerating transition to electric mobility and reiterated the government’s commitment to facilitating investments that support technological advancement, sustainable industrialization and energy efficiency.

The Finance Minister expressed the confidence that the BYD-MMC joint venture would contribute significantly to industrial development, technology transfer, job creation and export growth.

Reaffirming the Government’s support for the EV sector, he encouraged the delegation to accelerate efforts towards local assembly, manufacturing and charging infrastructure development, noting that the availability of a robust charging network would be critical to expediting the adoption of electric vehicles across the country.

Aurangzeb also highlighted the significant contribution of Chinese enterprises to Pakistan’s industrial development and expressed confidence that the BYD-MMC partnership would further deepen economic cooperation between Pakistan and China.

Briefing the Finance Minister, Vice President of BYD Group and General Manager, Liu Xueliang, highlighted the company’s progress in introducing new energy vehicle technologies to the local market in partnership with Mega Motor Company.

He appreciated the Government of Pakistan’s support for the development of the electric vehicle (EV) sector saying that construction of the company’s local manufacturing facility is progressing according to schedule.

He shared BYD’s plans to expand its product portfolio, accelerate localization, introduce advanced charging technologies and contribute to the development of Pakistan’s EV ecosystem through investment, technology transfer and capacity building.

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