ISLAMABAD: The Executive Committee of the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) of Pakistan met on Tuesday to develop a practical strategy, building consensus among stakeholders, to address significant obstacles in the country’s investment climate.
During the first day of the meeting, plans were also finalized to tackle issues in key sectors, including agriculture, information technology, minerals, and energy. Additionally, new projects were added to the forum, as stated in a press release.
The two-day meeting of the Executive Committee of the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) commenced on Tuesday and will continue on Wednesday.
SIFC Examines Policies for Investment Growth
Chaired by the Minister for Planning, Development, and Special Initiatives, the meeting was attended by Dr. Jehanzeb Khan, National Coordinator for SIFC, SAPM (Governance Effectiveness), relevant Federal and Provincial Ministers, and high-level government officials.
The meeting’s primary focus was to review ongoing efforts aimed at enhancing the investment ecosystem, addressing macroeconomic challenges, and promoting economic growth.
During the meeting, relevant ministries presented updates on various initiatives, including policy-level interventions planned for the short, medium, and long term to achieve desired outcomes.
This proactive approach by the Special Investment Facilitation Council underscores its commitment to creating a more favorable investment environment and fostering economic development in the country.
