Islamabad: In a recent virtual meeting aimed at enhancing economic ties between Pakistan and Oman, Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb and Chairman Pak Oman Investment Company Limited, Juland Jaifer Salim Al-Said, discussed strategies to optimize investment and trade flows. The meeting highlighted the Pakistani government’s commitment to its reform agenda, designed to facilitate the private sector, promote business growth, and establish a secure and investment-friendly environment.

According to Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, the Finance Minister outlined recent progress in stabilizing the economy and setting it on a sustainable growth path. Aurangzeb detailed improvements in various economic indicators and the implementation of structural reforms across multiple sectors including energy, taxation, privatization, and government downsizing. These reforms aim to allow the private sector to spearhead growth, with the government supporting as a facilitator.

The Chairman of the Pak Oman Investment Company Limited praised the Pakistani government’s efforts in stabilizing the economy. He expressed a strong affinity for Pakistan, noting that both the government of Oman and its business community see Pakistan as a brotherly nation with significant investment potential. He is optimistic that the ongoing economic reforms in Pakistan will open up more opportunities for business collaborations between the two countries.