Pakistan's mineral wealth, a new path to economic revolution? 📌 Key Highlights & Quick Takeaways: Pakistan's economy has long been plagued by debt, trade deficit, limited exports and external financial support challenges. Sometimes we kno. The fact is that the land of Pakistan is rich in natural mineral wealth. Which, if used wisely, can change the economic destiny of Pakistan. Representatives of more than sixty countries, global investors, mineral experts and major international companies participated in this inter. Pakistan's economy has long been plagued by debt, trade deficit, limited exports and external financial support challenges. Sometimes we knock on the door of IMF, sometimes we hope for financial support from friendly countries and sometimes we call foreign investment as a source of funds but one fundamental question has always been ignored that whether we have tried to fully explore and exploit the natural resources of our country. The fact is that the land of Pakistan is rich in natural mineral wealth. Which, if used wisely, can change the economic destiny of Pakistan. In this context, the Pakistan Minerals Investment Forum 2026 to be held in Islamabad on November 12 and 13 is an important development. Representatives of more than sixty countries, global investors, mineral experts and major international companies participated in this international conference. Thirteen agreements and memorandums of understanding were signed during the conference. On this occasion, the government of Pakistan invited international investors to invest in the mineral resources of the country and declared the mineral sector as an important source of development of the national economy. The province of Balochistan is of exceptional importance in terms of gold, copper, iron, chromite, coal and other valuable minerals. Rekodak project in Chagai district is one of the prominent copper and gold projects in the world. This project is important not only for Balochistan or Pakistan, but also for the global mineral industry. In a recent conference, Frontier Works Organization estimated the possible presence of nearly 35 million tons of copper in the Dasht-e-Kin area of Chagai. This estimate is based on only about half of the drilling data analyzed so far, so it should be considered an important preliminary geologic probability rather than a definitive proven reserve. Official Wire Source & Legal Disclaimer Read ▼ 📰 Official Source & Legal Provenance: Express News Documented Wire Record Editorial & Legal Notice: Ingested and verified from official journalistic wire (Express News) under applicable press regulations. Full primary documentary sources are permanently archived.