WASHINGTON: Federal Minister for Law and Justice Azam Nazeer Tarar emphasized Pakistan’s commitment to attracting foreign investment during his participation in the Global Law, Justice and Development Forum 2026. The event, held at the World Bank Group headquarters, gathered over forty ministers and senior legal officials from around the globe.

According to Radio Pakistan, Tarar engaged in a ministerial roundtable where discussions focused on legal reforms necessary to facilitate private investment. He outlined Pakistan’s efforts, such as the Ease of Doing Business legislation and the implementation of the One-Window Business Portal and One-Stop Shop for investors. These initiatives aim to streamline processes and make the country more appealing to foreign investors.

Tarar also shed light on ongoing projects like the establishment of special commercial courts and a new Arbitration Act, designed to expedite the resolution of commercial disputes. He reiterated Pakistan’s openness to investment and expressed willingness to collaborate with international partners by sharing the country’s experiences in legal reforms.