Pakistan is rich in biodiversity, but for several reasons, it has not paid enough attention to biodiversity conservation and management. Furthermore, the country’s biodiversity action plan (BAP) for biodiversity issues is limited. This study aimed to assess the considerations in the BAP regarding biodiversity, progress, and issues in the implementation of the China–Pakistan Economic Corridor. The poor implementation of the BAP is the result of the failure of authorities to enforce Pakistan’s laws in the country as well as cross-border China-Pakistan Economic Corridor. In this regard, the knowledge, attitudes, and perspectives of the officials of different environmentally concerned departments in Pakistan needed to be reviewed. Their opinions on Pakistan’s BAP were determined. A questionnairebased survey of the perceptions about Pakistan’s BAP was conducted. According to the majority of the respondents, the reasons for weak biodiversity governance were unclear targets and goals that resulted from poor institutional coordination (72%), unclear responsibilities (56%), and insufficient advisory guidelines (68%). This result demonstrates the country’s failure to fulfill its commitments to the Convention on Biological Diversity by implementing the BAP. Even the country’s environmental authorities did not agree to consider biodiversity or the implementation of BAP in the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor route, and no biodiversity-related survey or biodiversity-related training has been implemented. Therefore, improvement in biodiversity governance can counter some of the pressures and can enhance not only the biodiversity status of the country but also the state of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor.