Islamabad: Prime Minister (PM) Imran Khan on Tuesday stated that in light of the current national economic outlook, foreign investors have realised the potential for conducting business and maintaining long-term investments in the country — according to news sources.
The premiere said that after achieving economic stabilization, the government was gearing towards promoting socio-economic growth in the country. He made these remarks while speaking to a delegation of foreign investors at his office; with the group led by Lead of Strategy FIM Partners Matthew Vogel.
PM Khan highlighted that the country had climbed 18 points in the recently launched Ease of Doing Business Report by the World Bank, and that with its sizeable skill pool, Pakistan was a land of unlimited opportunities in various industrial sectors. He added that the government was also currently working on the skill development of the country’s youth population, in order to generate employment and alleviate poverty.
Members of the foreign delegation
took the opportunity to express their keen interest in making long-term
investments in Pakistan, and were assured that the federal government would
facilitate this endeavour in the best way possible.
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