Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar engaged with business leaders and investors in New York to promote Pakistan as an emerging destination for economic collaboration and investment. He underscored the nation’s recent progress in economic reforms and outlined new initiatives aimed at attracting foreign investment.
During the meeting, Senator Dar highlighted the positive shift in Pakistan’s economic outlook, pointing to stability measures and strategic reforms designed to boost investor confidence. He detailed prominent initiatives such as the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC), which streamlines procedures for investors and encourages partnerships across key sectors.
Emphasizing the vital role of the Pakistani diaspora in the United States, Dar called for greater participation in driving economic ties between the two countries. He urged expatriate business leaders to leverage their influence and experience to foster bilateral trade and investment, ultimately strengthening the economic partnership between Pakistan and the United States.
