The roadshow, which will be attended by investors from the UAE and other countries, will highlight the SIFC's efforts to improve investment climate in Pakistan.


Islamabad: The three-day roadshow for investment organized by Special Investment Facilitation Council in collaboration with the United States Agency for International Development began in the United Arab Emirates today.
The roadshow, which will be attended by investors from the UAE and other countries, will highlight the SIFC's efforts to improve investment climate in Pakistan.
Three-day Roadshow for Investment organized by Special Investment Facilitation Council in collaboration with USAID will begin in UAE from today@PakinUAE_ @sifcpakistan #News #BreakingNews #RadioPakistan https://t.co/YcpFv7rX16
— Radio Pakistan (@RadioPakistan) November 5, 2023
The roadshow will also provide awareness about the valuable resources and investment opportunities available in Pakistan and attract investors in the diverse sectors including minerals, Information Technology, Agriculture and Energy.
It is worth mentioning that the Special Investment Facilitation Council is working to create conducive environment to bring foreign investment in the country.

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