ISLAMABAD – Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has assured the U.S.-Pakistan Business Council (USPBC) delegation that Pakistan is fully open to new foreign investments, highlighting ongoing efforts to streamline regulations and eliminate bureaucratic hurdles.
During a high-level meeting, PM Sharif welcomed representatives from Abbott, Apple, and other major U.S. firms, emphasizing Pakistan’s safe and profitable business environment. He praised the 80+ American companies already operating in the country, contributing to job creation, revenue generation, and export growth.
The Prime Minister reaffirmed Pakistan’s long-standing economic partnership with the U.S., stressing the mutual benefits of enhanced trade and investment relations. He also pointed to Fitch Ratings’ upgrade of Pakistan’s sovereign credit rating and the State Bank’s recent policy rate cut, signaling economic stability and investor confidence.
U.S. business leaders expressed keen interest in expanding investments across various sectors, recognizing Pakistan’s attractive investment climate. The meeting was attended by Deputy PM Ishaq Dar and other senior officials, underscoring the government’s commitment to fostering international partnerships.
This engagement reflects Pakistan’s dedication to economic growth, global collaboration, and investment-friendly policies.
