ISLAMABAD: The Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) is currently hosting the Pakistan Investment Roadshow in Dubai from November 5-7, with a primary focus on showcasing Pakistan’s untapped potential and attracting international investments in key sectors of the economy.
This was announced in a press release today.
On the first day of the event, a significant number of global businessmen and investors attended the roadshow.
SIFC officials engaged extensively with global investors, highlighting the vast investment opportunities in Pakistan that fall under the purview of SIFC. They presented various projects under SIFC to attract potential investments in key sectors.
The SIFC initiative received substantial attention, and during these discussions, the investor community gained insights into how the SIFC platform can transform the investment climate in Pakistan.
Using this platform, 30 Pakistani companies presented their project proposals and growth strategies during business-to-business (B2B) pitch sessions, covering diverse sectors such as agriculture, information technology, and energy.
The event also featured a structured panel discussion that included experts from both the public and private sectors. They discussed Pakistan’s investment landscape in comparison to emerging markets and explored the way forward to tap into the available opportunities.
This ongoing roadshow is the first of its kind in Pakistan’s history, aiming to attract foreign investments on a global scale and is expected to greatly support SIFC’s efforts.
The Stock Market Crossed 54270 Points For The First Time Amid Bullish Sentiment
Meanwhile, the Stock market in Pakistan set another record as it crossed 54270 points on Tuesday morning.
The KSE-100 benchmark index hit 54,276 points with a 415-point gain on Tuesday till 11:55 am.
Positive discussions with the IMF and the election date announced on the intervention of the Supreme Court boosted the stock market sentiment.
The volume of shares traded at PSX amounted to 116.66 million involving 6.7 billion rupees.
If the talks with the IMF conclude on a positive note, it will further give a boost to stock market trading.
