Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar chaired a high-level meeting focused on formulating a comprehensive investment portfolio aimed at attracting investments from friendly countries. The discussion centered on reviewing Pakistan’s current foreign investment climate and setting forth a list of priority projects to encourage early investment.
During the meeting, committee members analyzed the existing landscape of foreign investment and identified strategic sectors for collaboration, especially in energy, infrastructure, and privatization. The participants discussed actionable steps to leverage potential partnerships and accelerate the implementation of promising projects that address Pakistan’s economic priorities.
Senator Dar directed all relevant stakeholders to pinpoint feasible investment opportunities and initiate development projects that would promote shared progress and contribute to sustainable economic growth. He emphasized the importance of aligning investment strategies with the broader objective of fostering national prosperity.
The session was attended by the Minister for Petroleum, Special Assistant to the Prime Minister Tariq Bajwa, the Adviser on Privatization, representatives from the National Committee of the Special Investment Facilitation Council (NC SIFC), Chairman of WAPDA, as well as secretaries from the Petroleum Division and SIFC, along with other senior officials.
