LAHORE – Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has extended an invitation to European Union (EU) companies to explore investment opportunities in education, information technology, green energy, and healthcare across the province.
During a meeting with the EU Parliamentary Delegation for South Asia, CM Maryam highlighted Punjab’s role as Pakistan’s economic engine, emphasizing its business-friendly environment and potential for partnerships in agriculture, renewable energy, and digital infrastructure. She also underscored the province’s commitment to human capital development, citing initiatives to equip youth with global skills.
The EU delegation praised Punjab’s innovative development strategies and expressed interest in expanding cooperation in trade, education, and sustainable development. Both sides agreed to deepen ties, leveraging the GSP Plus status that has significantly boosted Pakistan’s exports to the EU, particularly in textiles.
This collaboration reflects the strong bilateral relations between Pakistan and the EU, paving the way for enhanced trade and investment opportunities in Punjab.
