<h1>Government and Chinese Firm Launch $100M SEZ to Boost Exports and Industrial Growth Under Economic Corridor</h1> A special economic zone (SEZ) has been inaugurated in Islamabad by the government in collaboration with a Chinese textile company, which will invest USD 100 million over five years. The project is expected to generate exports worth USD 400 million and aims to promote technology transfer, skill development, and industrial growth. The government has committed to facilitating the establishment of the SEZ as part of the industrial component of a bilateral economic corridor initiative. Both parties expressed intentions to strengthen economic ties and expand similar projects nationwide. A forthcoming business conference in China is planned to enhance private sector collaboration between the two countries. The initiative forms part of a broader bilateral economic development program focusing on industrialization, special economic zones, and sustainable development projects.