**Pakistan Reviews Investment Strategy to Attract Foreign Capital, Focuses on Energy and Infrastructure Sectors**
Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar, convened a high-level meeting to assess and enhance the country’s investment strategy, with the aim of attracting funds from friendly countries. The committee, comprising top government officials, analyzed the current foreign investment landscape and identified key investment opportunities, particularly in energy, infrastructure, and privatization.
During the session, committee members examined ongoing initiatives and established a list of early harvest projects likely to yield immediate results. The discussion centred on identifying strategic areas for collaboration that can drive sustainable economic growth and foster shared prosperity.
Deputy Prime Minister Dar instructed all relevant stakeholders to pinpoint viable projects and formulate development initiatives that could significantly bolster Pakistan’s economic prospects. Emphasis was also placed on developing a comprehensive investment portfolio that offers attractive proposals for potential investors.
The meeting brought together the Minister for Petroleum, SAPM Tariq Bajwa, Advisor on Privatization, representatives from the National Committee of the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC), Chairman WAPDA, Secretaries for Petroleum and SIFC, along with other senior officials from concerned departments. The collective efforts are expected to streamline investment processes and strengthen Pakistan’s position as a destination for foreign capital.
