Poland has shown strong interest in expanding its footprint in Pakistan’s oil and gas sector, where it already holds stakes worth over $100 million. The commitment was reiterated during a meeting between Polish Ambassador Maciej Pisarski and Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb on Monday in Islamabad.
Poland has been an active investor in Pakistan’s energy sector for years, and officials say the country now intends to reinvest locally generated resources into further exploration projects. Ambassador Pisarski highlighted the growth potential of Pakistan’s oil and gas industry, noting that energy investment remains a key pillar of bilateral ties.
He pointed out that trade between the two countries has already surpassed $1 billion, largely in Pakistan’s favor. Poland is now looking to deepen cooperation by sharing technical expertise, offering regulatory support, and expanding collaboration into mining and other resource rich areas.
Finance Minister Aurangzeb welcomed Poland’s renewed commitment and assured Islamabad’s openness to partnerships that promote knowledge transfer, technology adoption, and sustainable development. He also praised Polish support at a time when Pakistan is recovering from recent floods.
Poland–Pakistan Economic Snapshot
| Indicator | Current Status | Note |
| Polish investment in oil & gas | $100+ million | Existing stake in exploration |
| Bilateral trade volume | $1 billion+ | Mostly in Pakistan’s favor |
| Focus areas | Oil & gas, mining, energy tech | Expanding cooperation |
Both sides reaffirmed their resolve to build stronger economic ties, with energy and resource development at the center of future collaboration.