
Pakistan invites Qatari investors to explore infrastructure, energy, agriculture, and technology opportunities, highlighting reforms and the SIFC’s role in easing foreign investment.
During his official visit to Doha, Shehbaz Sharif invited members of the Qatar Businessmen Association (QBA) to explore investment opportunities across Pakistan’s priority sectors, including infrastructure, logistics, energy, agriculture, technology, and export-oriented manufacturing.
Meeting a QBA delegation led by Sheikh Faisal bin Qassim Al Thani, the prime minister highlighted Pakistan’s improving macroeconomic indicators and ongoing structural reforms aimed at attracting foreign capital. He welcomed QBA’s role in strengthening commercial ties between Pakistan and Qatar, noting that private-sector engagement remains central to the bilateral partnership.
Sharif emphasized Pakistan’s commitment to creating a transparent and investor-friendly environment, pointing to the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) as a one-window platform designed to streamline approvals and accelerate decision-making. He encouraged Qatari investors to leverage these reforms and partner with Pakistani businesses as the country positions itself as a competitive destination for regional and global investment.
