ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Jalil Abbas Jilani on Monday said that the Special Investment Facilitation Council worked as a fast-tracked, single-window facilitation of foreign investments into vital areas of agriculture, energy, mining, and Information Technology in Pakistan.
Addressing a roundtable discussion on “Shared Prosperity, Economic Resilience, and Investments” at the Third EU Indo-Pacific Ministerial Forum in Brussels, the minister further said that Pakistan has the capability to attract foreign investment with its sharp vision of connectivity and regional economic integration.
Foreign Minister @JalilJilani participated in the 3rd Indo-Pacific Ministerial Forum, in Belgium at the invitation of High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy @JosepBorrellF.
FM also joined the Roundtable on ‘Shared Prosperity, Economic… pic.twitter.com/Neh5JVBFV9
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FM Seeks Cooperation Between Europe and Partners
The Foreign Minister also stressed the enhanced cooperation between Europe and its partners to tackle global challenges, foster green partnerships, and achieve Sustainable Development Goals.
Jilani, however, urged opposition to the divisive geopolitical controversies that could further aggravate regional tensions and threaten the peaceful business environment.
