Strategic Partnerships
China Partnerships
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Six memoranda of understanding signed with Chinese partners since 2024, spanning aquaculture, solar technology, media, construction and international engineering consulting.
5 June 2024 · Shenzhen, China
Pakistan–China Business Conference, Shenzhen
Memoranda of understanding signed with Chinese companies
HKH's Managing Director travelled to China with the Prime Minister of Pakistan's delegation, signing three MoUs covering aquaculture, media, and solar technology cooperation.
Overview
Capt. Abdul Khaliq Rabbani Khar, Managing Director of HKH Private Limited, travelled to China as part of the delegation led by Mian Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif, Prime Minister of Pakistan, to attend the Pakistan–China Business Conference in Shenzhen. Memoranda of understanding for cooperation in a number of fields were signed between HKH (Pvt) Ltd and Chinese companies.
HKH was represented by its Managing Director, travelling alongside a wider delegation of federal ministers and business representatives.
9 April 2025 · Beijing, China
China Business Conference, Beijing
Further memoranda of understanding signed with Chinese companies
A follow-up round of MoUs signed in Beijing, extending HKH's Chinese partnerships into international engineering consulting and provincial investment cooperation.
Overview
Capt. Abdul Khaliq Rabbani Khar, Managing Director of HKH Private Limited, attended the China Business Conference held in Beijing on 9 April 2025, where further memoranda of understanding for cooperation between HKH (Pvt) Ltd and Chinese companies were signed.
HKH was represented at the conference by three participants.
China Partnerships — At a Glance
Memoranda of understanding signed
Chinese partner organisations
Conferences — Shenzhen and Beijing
First MoUs signed
Capability
What HKH Brings to China Partnerships
HKH opens and manages the route between Chinese industry and Pakistani institutions — identifying counterparts, structuring the memoranda that formalise cooperation, and carrying agreements through to joint ventures on the ground.
- Partner identification and MoU structuring
- Joint ventures with Chinese construction and technology firms
- Institutional access across federal government and academia
- Six memoranda signed with Chinese partners since 2024
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