Islamabad, Aug 27: The government’s commitment to creating an investment climate in Pakistan that is favorable and conducive for foreign investors has been reaffirmed by Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb.He was speaking with Antti Partanen, a FinnFund representative, who had paid him a visit in Islamabad. Examining possible investment prospects in Pakistan was the main goal of the meeting.
In order to strengthen Pakistan’s export foundation, the Finance Minister emphasized the government’s goal of making the nation an export-led economy and luring foreign direct investment. An overview of FinnFund’s profile and investment projects in Pakistan was given by Antti Partanen, who highlighted the organization’s interest in forestry, agriculture, renewable energy, and digital infrastructure.
He stated that the Fund is eager to investigate investments in a variety of Pakistani sectors and mentioned that the country’s youthful population is one of the things that attracts investors to Pakistan.On Tuesday, Aurangzeb met with Antti Partanen, a representative from Finn Fund, a Finnish development finance institution, who visited the finance minister in Islamabad.
“The discussion centered around identifying potential investment opportunities in Pakistan,The Finance Minister emphasized the government’s efforts to transform Pakistan into an export-driven economy and attract Foreign Direct Investment to broaden the country’s export base.”
Partanen provided an overview of Finn Fund’s profile and its investment plans in Pakistan, underscoring the firm’s interest in sectors like digital infrastructure, renewable energy, agriculture, and forestry.
