Islamabad, Mar 14, 2025: The federal government has sanctioned 28 large-scale projects worth billions of dollars under the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) to drive economic growth and stability.
As part of this investment initiative, the government is set to invite 23 nations, including Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, and Bahrain, to participate in these high-value projects.
Major developments such as the Saudi Aramco Refinery, Diamer-Bhasha Dam, and Reko Diq mining are being prioritized for investment from Gulf nations.
Additionally, sectors like corporate farming, advanced technology zones, cloud computing, semiconductor development, and smart device production have been opened for foreign investors under SIFC.
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To streamline the process, the government will grant priority visas to international investors and skilled professionals from these countries, ensuring swift project execution.
These projects fall under SIFC’s key sectors, including agriculture, information technology, minerals, petroleum, and energy.
Furthermore, discussions are underway to establish the “Pakistan Sovereign Wealth Fund” to offer equity financing for SIFC-endorsed projects, boosting investor confidence.
With SIFC’s strategic policies and facilitation, these investments are expected to accelerate Pakistan’s economic revival and attract substantial foreign capital, paving the way for long-term stability.
