Economy
Pakistan pitches copper, gold and coal to investors at minerals forum
At the Pakistan Minerals Investment Forum, ministers pitched their resources. We compare what each province offered and what it admits is still missing.
Reko Diq
Reko Diq: 4 The Indus Compass stories. Latest: Pakistan pitches copper, gold and coal to investors at minerals forum. Key developments, background and…
4 stories on Reko Diq since 27 September 2026; the latest was published on 13 November 2026.
Key developments
- Pakistan pitches copper, gold and coal to investors at minerals forumThe two-day Pakistan Minerals Investment Forum 2026 opened in Islamabad on Thursday with delegations from 60 countries, 122 exhibitors and over 5,000 attendees on day one, according to organiser OGDCL.
- Aurangzeb outlines targeted fuel subsidies to IMF deputy chiefFinance Minister Aurangzeb discussed targeted fuel subsidies with IMF deputy chief Nigel Clarke in Bangkok, and US trade, Reko Diq and minerals with a US envoy.
- Government not buying planes for privatised PIA and no sovereign guarantee given, says PM's finance adviserKhurram Schehzad said the state is neither buying aircraft for the privatised PIA nor guaranteeing loans, after claims linked to talks with the US Exim Bank.
- Balochistan's first mass transit project, the Jinnah Peoples Train, is ready to roll in QuettaBalochistan's first mass transit service will run on an upgraded 32km track from Kuchlak to Sariab, finished in 120 days at a cost of Rs3 billion, with seven stations.
Economy
Aurangzeb outlines targeted fuel subsidies to IMF deputy chief
Finance Minister Aurangzeb discussed targeted fuel subsidies with IMF deputy chief Nigel Clarke in Bangkok, and US trade, Reko Diq and minerals with a US envoy.
Economy
Government not buying planes for privatised PIA and no sovereign guarantee given, says PM's finance adviser
Khurram Schehzad said the state is neither buying aircraft for the privatised PIA nor guaranteeing loans, after claims linked to talks with the US Exim Bank.
Balochistan
Balochistan's first mass transit project, the Jinnah Peoples Train, is ready to roll in Quetta
Balochistan's first mass transit service will run on an upgraded 32km track from Kuchlak to Sariab, finished in 120 days at a cost of Rs3 billion, with seven stations.