The Rising Pakistan Group, made up of young entrepreneurs from different fields, recently met with representatives from the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) to talk about Pakistan’s economic future. Dr. Nasir Shah Bukhari, Chairman of KASB, led the meeting, and Dr. Jahanzeb Khan, Secretary of the SIFC Apex Committee, gave a detailed presentation.
This group includes leaders from technology, textile, food, finance, education, and health sectors. Dr. Khan explained the SIFC’s goals, mandate, and legal status, highlighting its quick progress in improving government performance and the economy in its first year.
The SIFC has introduced several initiatives such as a new visa policy, establishing the National Sea Regulatory Authority, creating an Aquaculture Policy, and developing National Space Policy and Laws. These actions aim to bring Pakistan up to global standards and create a better business environment.
Dr. Bukhari showed strong support for the SIFC’s work, expressing confidence in its ability to address Pakistan’s economic challenges. He assured that the Rising Pakistan Group is ready to help the SIFC achieve its goals.
“The SIFC has made significant improvements in the business climate, making Pakistan more appealing for international investment,” Dr. Bukhari commented.
