Islamabad: The Executive Committee of the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) has directed authorities to accelerate motorway and highway projects in Balochistan, Punjab, and Sindh, emphasizing swift execution of critical infrastructure and investment initiatives.
The directive was issued during the 13th meeting of the committee, chaired by Minister for Planning, Development, and Special Initiatives Ahsan Iqbal. The meeting focused on reviewing the progress of major development projects and addressing policy challenges to enhance investment opportunities.
A key agenda of the meeting was the adoption of a public-private partnership model for the construction of port-linked roads, ensuring sustainable infrastructure growth while attracting private sector investment. The committee also formulated a strategy to expedite the completion of crucial projects by removing bureaucratic hurdles and improving inter-ministerial coordination.
According to an official statement, the SIFC reaffirmed its commitment to fast-tracking infrastructure development and boosting economic activity through investment-friendly policies. Federal ministers, the SIFC national coordinator, and senior officials attended the meeting to discuss key sectors, including connectivity, oil and gas, and maritime affairs.
The committee emphasized the need for urgent policy measures to enhance economic competitiveness and streamline investment processes. It was decided that relevant ministries and departments would work closely to resolve outstanding issues and ensure that projects progress without unnecessary delays.
By prioritizing infrastructure development and investment facilitation, the SIFC aims to strengthen Pakistan’s economic foundation and attract both local and foreign investors.
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