Islamabad: The Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) is making strides in fostering an investor-friendly environment, as evidenced by the approval of thirty-four business applications last month. This move is set to channel investments exceeding seventy-six billion rupees into the economy.

According to Radio Pakistan, SIFC’s recent efforts included assisting a Chinese company, Nanjing Jiuding, in acquiring industrial land in Faisalabad. Shahab Ikram, Chairman of Nanjing Jiuding, expressed gratitude for SIFC’s role in facilitating the land acquisition process, highlighting the council’s commitment to supporting international investors.

The SIFC’s initiatives aim to streamline investment processes and remove barriers, thereby encouraging both domestic and foreign investments. As part of its ongoing efforts, the council continues to work with various stakeholders to ensure a smooth and efficient investment climate in the country.