ISLAMABAD: A briefing session for the resident diplomatic missions in Islamabad on the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) was held by the foreign secretary at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Special Assistant to Prime Minister on Government Effectiveness Dr Jehanzeb Khan made a detailed presentation informing the diplomatic corps on the establishment and various aspects of the council.
He particularly highlighted investment opportunities in Pakistan in four key areas including information technology, agriculture, energy and mining, the official news agency reported.
The participating diplomatic missions were requested to brief and encourage their countries to profit from the promise of Pakistan being a resource-rich country.
The Government of Pakistan recently constituted the SIFC to serve as a ‘one-window’ platform to fast-track decision-making and promote as well as facilitate foreign direct investment in the country.
The briefing session was also attended by senior officials of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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