ABU DHABI: The Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) of Pakistan has commenced a three-day investment roadshow in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), started on Saturday. The event aims to attract foreign investors interested in establishing businesses in Pakistan, with a particular focus on improving the investment climate in the country.
The roadshow is expected to bring together investors from the UAE and various other countries to explore investment opportunities in Pakistan’s diverse sectors, including minerals, information technology, agriculture, and energy.
The event’s primary goal is to raise awareness about the abundant resources and investment potential available in Pakistan. By showcasing the country’s valuable assets, the SIFC aims to entice investors and highlight the various sectors open for investment. Amid Pakistan’s ongoing economic challenges, attracting foreign investment is essential to stimulate economic growth and create business opportunities.
Pakistan’s SIFC Offers a ‘Single Window’ Facilitation to Investors
The SIFC functions as a ‘single window’ for multi-domain cooperation in relevant fields, focusing on GCC countries and other nations. It strives to facilitate investment and foster an enabling policy environment, enhancing the ease of doing business in Pakistan.
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The council’s initiatives include overcoming systemic and bureaucratic hurdles, optimizing coordination between federal and provincial levels, ensuring timely decision-making, avoiding duplication of effort, and expediting investment and project implementation.
The roadshow is a crucial step in Pakistan’s efforts to bring investment into the country, fostering economic development and collaboration with international partners.
