ISLAMABAD : August 29: A statement issued by the media wing of the Prime Minister’s Office on Tuesday said an Apex committee meeting reviewed the actions of the Special Investment Facilitation Council and the progress in key areas and progress achieved so for. Caretaker Prime Minister, Anwarul Haq Kakar, praised the effective work of SIFC through a collaborative ‘whole-of-government approach’ to achieve greater coordination, the statement said.
The APEX Committee appreciated SIFC’s global outreach strategy and ongoing engagement with sister countries, including fruitful visits by high-level delegations from Saudi Arabia and the Islamic Organization for Food Security (IOFC). Included. The Apex Committee expressed confidence in SIFC’s initiatives and expressed its commitment and support in maintaining a positive momentum towards recovery of the country’s economy.
The apex committee also endorsed the plans approved by the previous government to encourage investment in the key sectors of agriculture, livestock, mining, minerals, information technology (IT) and energy. The Caretaker Prime Minister directed to speed up the completion of identified projects by taking advantage of the favorable environment already enjoyed by SIFC. On this occasion, Chief of Army Staff General Asim Munir expressed his commitment to all possible cooperation of the Pakistan Army with the caretaker government in the continuation of the policies to restore the country’s economy and move Pakistan towards development and prosperity.
The Apex Committee appreciated SIFC’s global outreach strategy and engagement with brotherly and friendly countries, including Saudi Arabia and the outcome of high-level delegations from the Islamic Organization for Food Security (IOFS). Excursions included.
The statement said that the Apex Committee expressed confidence in SIFC’s initiatives and expressed its commitment and support in maintaining the positive momentum of recovery of the economy. Former Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif inaugurated LUMZ on July 7 in Rawalpindi, with the aim of increasing food security, agricultural exports, and changing millions of acres of uncultivated land and low-yielding land across the country. Pakistan is an agricultural country and agriculture contributes 23% of GDP to the country’s economy while providing employment to 37.4% of laborers and farmers. Experts from various fields, resources and resources, modern technology and proper use of irrigation system will bring such development in Pakistan’s agriculture which will not only meet the shortage of food in every region of the country but also food security and Storage will also be done as per requirement.
