The Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) and the Government of Pakistan have signed an agreement with A.T. Kearney Middle East Limited, a UAE-based global management consulting firm, to attract investment in various sectors. This move aligns with the Prime Minister's vision to improve the national economy through foreign direct investment.
The agreement, approved by the federal cabinet, will provide consultancy services for key ministries. The Kearney team will work with the Public Private Partnership Authority and SIFC's National Coordinator to develop a roadmap for collaboration.
Over 18 months, Kearney will focus on advancing foreign investment in crucial sectors, including IT, agriculture, food security, tourism, health, education, minerals, and marine industries. The initiative aims to streamline regulatory processes, develop viable investment strategies, and establish funds to stimulate private investment.
This strategic move is expected to showcase Pakistan's investment potential globally and attract foreign investment in emerging sectors, creating a robust and sustainable investment ecosystem.
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