MANCHESTER: Pakistan’s Minister for Board of Investment, Qaiser Ahmed Sheikh, has announced a series of new policies aimed at facilitating investors, particularly those from the Pakistani diaspora. Speaking in Manchester, United Kingdom, Sheikh emphasized the government’s commitment to creating a more conducive environment for investment.
According to Radio Pakistan, Sheikh highlighted the vast opportunities available in Pakistan across multiple sectors, including agriculture, information technology, and textiles. The minister shared these insights while addressing members of the Pakistani community in the UK, underscoring the government’s strategic focus on attracting foreign investments.
Sheikh’s address in Manchester is part of a broader effort to engage the Pakistani diaspora and leverage their potential to contribute to Pakistan’s economic growth. The new policies are designed to simplify investment processes and offer incentives to investors, reflecting the government’s proactive approach to economic development.