On 24 May 2026, representatives of Shanghai Sunway Law Firm attended the Pakistan–China B2B Investment Conference held in Hangzhou, China. During the conference, Sunway Law engaged with participating institutions, companies, and professional service providers regarding practical cooperation opportunities between Chinese and Pakistani businesses in areas including information and communication technology, new energy transportation, battery energy storage, industrial supply chains, and localized cooperation.

During the conference, Prime Minister of Pakistan Shehbaz Sharif delivered a keynote address, while Liu Jie, Deputy Secretary of the CPC Zhejiang Provincial Committee and Governor of Zhejiang Province, attended the event and delivered remarks. Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar delivered the welcome address, while speeches were also delivered by Ambassador of Pakistan to China Khalil Hashmi, Minister for IT and Telecommunication Shaza Fatima Khawaja, and Haroon Akhtar, Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Industries and Production among other distinguished guests. During the event, a strategic business MoU signing ceremony was held, highlighting the growing momentum of practical economic and trade cooperation between China and Pakistan.

The conference forms part of the broader Pakistan–China B2B investment initiative, which aims to establish more direct and practical communication channels between companies from both countries. Through business matchmaking, thematic discussions, and follow-up coordination mechanisms, the conference sought to promote more practical and executable cooperation opportunities in areas including technology collaboration, industrial coordination, and commercial cooperation.

Focusing on Business Needs and Exploring Cooperation Opportunities in New-Energy Mobility and Energy Storage

From the discussions held during the conference, new energy transportation, battery energy storage, and related industrial supply chains and supporting sectors emerged as key areas of interest. A number of Pakistani companies explored potential cooperation opportunities involving electric two and three-wheelers, light electric vehicles, commercial vehicles, battery packs, BESS, charging and battery-swapping infrastructure, local assembly, key components, and production line development. The discussions reflected growing market interest in China’s new energy technologies, manufacturing capabilities, and supply chain resources.

During the conference, representatives of Sunway Law engaged with participating parties on practical cooperation scenarios commonly encountered by Chinese companies expanding overseas. Discussions focused on areas including product introduction, supply chain cooperation, local assembly, channel development, industrial supporting resources, partner identification, and subsequent project advancement.

Connecting Industrial Resources and Advancing China–Pakistan Cooperation Opportunities

Sunway Law’s participation in the Hangzhou conference its earlier visit to Lahore for the 2026 Pakistan-China Investment Conference, and represents the firm’s ongoing efforts to follow up on China-Pakistan industrial cooperation opportunities and strengthen local resource coordination in Pakistan.

Previously, Sunway Law had engaged in multiple rounds of discussions with Pakistani institutions, companies, and professional service providers regarding cooperation opportunities in sectors including home appliances, electrical equipment, battery energy storage, and related manufacturing industries, while continuing to monitor the demands of Chinese companies in areas including market entry, local cooperation, and project implementation in Pakistan.

In response to the practical demands of Chinese companies in identifying markets, partners, application scenarios, and implementation pathways during overseas expansion, Sunway Law will continue to facilitate cross-border project communication and resource coordination.

Going forward, Sunway Law will continue following up on the communication channels and cooperation opportunities established through this conference, with a particular focus on the practical needs of Pakistani companies in sectors including new energy transportation, battery energy storage, digital technology, and industrial supporting sectors. Sunway Law will continue promoting more effective coordination relevant information, companies, and industrial resources, with the aim of providing Chinese enterprises with more practical, actionable, and implementation-oriented support in participating in cooperation opportunities across Pakistan and the South Asian market.