The government’s dedication to maintaining policy continuity in order to establish an atmosphere that supports sustainable economic growth has been reaffirmed by Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb.

He was addressing in Islamabad to a group of representatives from the International Accounting Standards Board, which was chaired by Dr. Andreas.

The government’s complete policy framework to increase tax revenues through better financial openness and documentation was highlighted by the finance minister.

He underlined how standardizing financial systems to conform to international standards is essential for boosting investor trust both at home and abroad.

A networking event was arranged by Indonesia with the goal of enhancing economic relations with Pakistan. attempts to use the SIFC to facilitate economic stability and business prospects in Pakistan.

The occasion brought to light the significance of commerce and cultural interactions in strengthening Indonesia-Pakistan ties.

In order to tackle common problems, like environmental concerns, the importance of scientific and technical research exchanges was emphasized.

Businesses in Pakistan will gain important insights from the SIFC’s support of Indonesia’s successful environmental regulations.

Talks also focused on cooperative initiatives to improve ties between Indonesian and Pakistani traders. For the development and prosperity of both countries, Indonesia and Pakistan must increase their commercial ties.

The successful arrival of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s first batch of SIDR honey in Malaysia is a major turning point for Pakistan’s honey sector.

The special investment facilitation council is helping to raise the profile of Pakistan’s agricultural exports internationally.

The Ministry of Commerce is dedicated to increasing Pakistan’s honey exports internationally, and the Pakistani high commission in Kuala Lumpur has been instrumental in fostering collaborations between Malaysian and Pakistani companies.