The US Export-Import Bank will invest in Pakistan’s critical mineral projects
An overview of the Reko Diq mines in Balochistan. — APP/File The $100 billion initiative includes projects in Egypt and Europe. The investments align with President Trump’s energy agenda. The Bank’s objective is to secure supply chains for critical minerals. The US Export-Import Bank (EXIM) has announced plans to invest in Pakistan’s critical mineral projects as the country aims to increase its energy production. The announcement is part of a $100 billion investment plan to secure U.S. and allied supply chains for critical minerals, nuclear power and liquefied natural gas, agency president John Jovanovic said. Financial Times in an interview
