FMF Riyadh Pavilion: Pakistan Showcases Vast Mineral Investment Potential
Pakistan will spotlight its mineral strengths through the FMF Riyadh Pavilion later this month. The country aims to attract global investors and build stronger economic links with Saudi Arabia. The initiative reflects Pakistan’s push for inclusive and sustainable resource development. As a result, officials expect higher interest from international mining and energy firms.
Strategic Engagement at Riyadh Forum
Federal Minister for Petroleum Ali Pervaiz Malik shared these plans during a meeting in Islamabad. He met Saudi Ambassador Nawaf bin Saeed Ahmad Al Malkiy to discuss deeper cooperation. Both leaders stressed long term collaboration in minerals and energy.
Moreover, they highlighted shared goals around growth, innovation, and regional stability. Pakistan will host a dedicated display titled “Pakistan The Mineral Marvel.” This space will present geological data, exploration prospects, and investment ready projects. In addition, a 13 member delegation will attend the forum. The group includes public and private sector companies with global ambitions.
Showcasing Opportunity and Partnership
Pakistan will also lead a 90 minute Country Showcase Session at the event. The session, themed “Unleashing Potential,” will feature industry leaders and global experts. This platform will encourage open dialogue and knowledge exchange. Therefore, investors can better understand Pakistan’s evolving mining landscape. The pavilion will also preview the Pakistan Mineral Investment Forum 2026.
Islamabad will host that gathering to welcome broader international participation. Minister Malik reaffirmed the strong bond between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. He noted shared cultural values and praised Saudi leadership for economic vision. Ambassador Al Malkiy welcomed Pakistan’s active role at the forum.
He said both nations consistently support each other and share vast untapped potential. Both sides agreed to expand trade and investment cooperation. As a result, future partnerships could drive inclusive growth and regional prosperity.
