Islamabad, Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue Mr. Muhammad Aurangzeb met with foreign investors in Dubai, discussing strategies to bolster investment between the UAE and Pakistan, particularly in sectors like Information Technology, renewable energy, and infrastructure.

According to Ministry of Finance, during discussions with senior officials from Mashreq Bank and First Abu Dhabi Bank, Aurangzeb advocated for enhanced financial and economic cooperation, urging the banks to expand financing arrangements in light of Pakistan’s improving economic fundamentals. He emphasized Pakistan’s competitive advantages, which make it an attractive destination for investors looking for high returns and sustainable growth.

The Finance Minister also met with members of the Pakistan Business Council UAE, where he highlighted the importance of collaboration with industry leaders and local stakeholders to drive trade and investment into Pakistan. He detailed how ongoing structural reforms and a favorable enforcement mechanism are setting a positive economic direction for the country.

Additionally, Aurangzeb acknowledged the contributions of Pakistani businessmen in the UAE, praising their role in promoting Pakistan’s favorable business environment and advancing sectors such as IT, climate change, and agriculture.