Poland Eyes Expansion of $100 Million Oil & Gas Investment in Pakistan

Poland has announced plans to expand its over $100 million investment in Pakistan’s oil and gas exploration sector, reinvesting locally generated incomes and resources.

The development came during a meeting between Polish Ambassador Maciej Pisarski and Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue, Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb at the Finance Division on Monday.

Both sides discussed ways to strengthen bilateral relations, enhance trade, and identify new areas for collaboration and knowledge exchange.

Ambassador Pisarski expressed condolences over the devastating floods, while congratulating Pakistan on its macroeconomic stability and economic revival.

He noted that bilateral trade, currently over $1 billion and in Pakistan’s favor, could be expanded further for a more balanced trajectory.

Poland’s existing investment in Pakistan’s energy sector is set to grow through reinvestment of local earnings and resources.

The envoy highlighted Poland’s willingness to provide technical support, training programs, experience sharing, and knowledge transfer in strategic sectors.

Finance Minister Aurangzeb briefed the ambassador on ongoing flood relief operations, noting rations, food, and medical supplies are being distributed in affected areas.

He emphasized that rehabilitation would be a long and demanding process due to the scale of flood damage.

Aurangzeb welcomed Poland’s interest in expanding trade and investment in oil and gas, minerals, and mining development, as well as technical and regulatory collaborations.

Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to deepening Pakistan–Poland relations and building mutually beneficial partnerships across multiple sectors.