A major Chinese aerospace investment group is considering committing up to $10bn in Pakistan, signalling potential large-scale foreign direct investment across multiple high-value sectors. According to official details, Qaiser Ahmed Sheikh held talks with a delegation from Aerospace Development Industry Investment Group Co, led by Lu Jinhai. The discussions focused on exploring investment opportunities and expanding economic cooperation. The visiting group outlined plans to invest between $5bn and $10bn in Pakistan, targeting sectors such as mining and minerals, advanced technology industries and broader industrial development. The delegation also expressed interest in supporting skill development initiatives, reflecting a longer-term engagement strategy. Representatives of the company described it as an international investment group with a strong credit profile, involved in strategic industries including aerospace, artificial intelligence, electric vehicles, drone technologies and energy projects. The m eeting also highlighted Pakistan's investment appeal, with officials pointing to its strategic location linking South Asia, Central Asia and the Middle East, alongside a large domestic market and a young workforce. Incentives for foreign investors were also emphasised. The Chinese delegation reiterated its willingness to align potential investments with the Belt and Road Initiative, aiming to strengthen regional connectivity and economic integration. The discussions underscore Islamabad's efforts to attract foreign capital, with expectations of continued support from China as a key economic partner.