Islamabad: A recent high-level meeting in Islamabad focused on strategic initiatives to enhance Pakistan’s business environment, emphasizing the need for regulatory reforms to accelerate the Ease of Doing Business. The meeting, which included the Adviser to the Prime Minister on Industries and Production and a delegation from the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC), aimed to strengthen federal-provincial coordination and foster a more transparent and investor-friendly climate.

According to Press Information Department, discussions at the meeting highlighted the significance of coordinated regulatory reforms across provinces, particularly in simplifying business registration, licensing, and compliance. The Asaan Karobar reform framework and the exchange of provincial best practices were identified as essential components in reducing regulatory fragmentation and improving business accessibility nationwide.

The meeting concluded with a press conference led by Ms. Marriyum Aurangzeb, Senior Minister of Punjab, alongside the Adviser to the Prime Minister on Industries and Production and the Secretary of SIFC. The conference emphasized the need for ongoing institutional coordination and targeted reforms to effectively translate policy priorities into practical outcomes for businesses and investors.

Through its continuous efforts in regulatory reform and collaboration with federal and provincial stakeholders, SIFC aims to streamline business processes, eliminate regulatory obstacles, and enhance Pakistan’s appeal as an investment destination. These initiatives are part of a broader strategy to implement a uniform approach to Ease of Doing Business reforms, supporting sustainable economic growth across the country.