In an attempt to accelerate Pakistan’s economic recovery, Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif promised complete protection for Chinese companies operating there and stated that Pakistan would duplicate the Shenzhen Speed.
As part of his goal to encourage, support, and spearhead cooperation between Chinese and Pakistani businesspeople, the Premier opened the Pakistan-China Business Conference in Shehzhen by praising China’s model for economic development as being excellent.
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb spoke at the event and stated that while the federal government is still fully committed to implementing economic reforms in the nation, Pakistan’s economic indicators are currently showing a favorable upward trend and that inflation has been kept under control.
As the minister of finance, Mohammad Aurangzeb promised to make sure Pakistan pursues growth driven by exports, FDI, and access to global financial markets in order to foster constructive transformations in our economy.
Declaring that the private sector will be allowed to drive the nation’s economic improvement, the Finance Minister stated that the rupee has demonstrated significant stability in the last several months.
During his speech, Ishaq Dar, the deputy prime minister and foreign minister, praised the Special Investment Facilitation Council’s work in giving the business sector and investors more resources and trust.
