Abdul Aleem Khan Promotes Investment and Trade with China

The Minister for Privatization and Board of Investment, Abdul Aleem Khan, has highlighted the government's commitment to attracting both foreign and local investors to Pakistan. Through initiatives such as ease of doing business and a one-stop-shop, the government aims to create a conducive environment for investment and promote joint ventures within the country.

Recently, during a meeting with the Chairman of the Chinese Group of Companies in Beijing, Abdul Aleem Khan, accompanied by Minister for Commerce Jam Kamal Khan, emphasized the simplification of the investment process for both domestic and foreign investors. They announced special incentives and facilities, including special economic zones, enhanced port facilities, and tailored banking packages for import and export, to encourage Chinese investment in Pakistan.

In addition to these efforts, the government has launched the Pakistan Business Portal and removed unnecessary obstacles in the investment process while providing online facilities to support investors. These initiatives are expected to streamline processes, reduce difficulties, and accelerate business activities for investors in Pakistan.

Furthermore, the ministers engaged with Chinese business groups to discuss enhancing trade activities between Pakistan and China. They reiterated Pakistan's commitment to boosting bilateral trade and highlighted the positive impact of the Prime Minister's recent visit to China on the national economy, industrial growth, and overall economic development of the country.

The government's proactive measures to attract investment, simplify processes, and enhance trade relations with China demonstrate a strong commitment to fostering economic growth and development in Pakistan. By creating a more investor-friendly environment and offering tailored incentives, Pakistan aims to strengthen its position as an attractive destination for both foreign and local investors.