On the fringes of the 79th Session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, Prime Minister Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif met with the United States Pakistan Business Council.
On this particular occasion, Pakistan’s prime minister, Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif, declared that drawing American investment into every area of the country’s economy is the government’s top goal.
The Special Investment Facilitation Council, according to the prime minister, is a high-level, one-window platform that supports foreign investors in the fields of agriculture, mining, energy, and information technology.
He added that the SIFC aims to expedite project development by bolstering investor confidence, resolving disputes promptly, and providing assistance.
The Prime Minister underlined that US businesses might initiate cooperative initiatives in the fields of technology, agriculture, mining, oil and gas, and pharmaceuticals.
Pakistan is a rich ground for American investment, and there is a lot of promise in this area, according to Esperanza Jelalian, President of the America Pakistan Business Council.
She went on to say that further investment opportunities are anticipated when the Council’s delegation visits Pakistan in the near future.
Attending the meeting were heads of US corporate enterprises as well as senior officials from the Council.
