Today, a delegation of international investors met with Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb at the Finance Division to discuss Pakistan’s economic dynamics and investment opportunities.
Organized by Standard Chartered Bank, the meeting was attended by Chief IR Ops, FBR Ijaz Hussain, Special Secretary Finance, and other senior officers from the Finance Division, alongside senior officials from the bank.
The minister assured the delegation that the government has implemented pragmatic measures to facilitate the business environment in Pakistan. He also emphasized the macroeconomic stability, citing reduced inflation and a surge in the stock market as indicators of growing investor confidence.
Additionally, he highlighted the government’s tax initiatives, focusing on expanding the tax base and accelerating the digitalization of the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR). He emphasized Pakistan’s gradual progress toward economic stability and urged investment in the country, particularly in the IT and agriculture sectors.
Investors engaged in a detailed discussion with the finance minister on topics including the IMF program, upcoming budget targets, market perception, outlook, and foreign reserves.
Reiterating the commitment to economic growth, the minister pledged to streamline processes, offer incentives, and establish a stable regulatory framework.
