Shehbaz Sharif has reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to a sustainable, transparent, and facility-based investment framework aimed at attracting both local and international investors. Speaking during a meeting in Islamabad, the prime minister highlighted the government’s ongoing efforts to create a business-friendly environment.
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The meeting was held with a four-member delegation led by Jin Yongsheng, Chairman of Service Long March Tyres. During the discussion, the prime minister emphasized that Pakistan is working to provide investors with maximum facilitation through the Special Investment Facilitation Council, which plays a key role in streamlining investment processes.
Sharif noted that strengthening business-to-business relations between Pakistan and China remains a top priority. He said that joint ventures such as Service Long March Tyres are vital for economic growth, job creation, technology transfer, and boosting exports for both countries.
Jin Yongsheng appreciated Pakistan’s investor-friendly policies and stable economic direction. He also briefed the prime minister on the company’s new investment plans in the country, reflecting continued confidence in Pakistan’s industrial potential.
In a separate meeting, Prime Minister Sharif met a delegation led by the CEO of VEON Group to discuss investment opportunities in the digital sector. He assured full government support for investors in the telecom and digital industries, noting that the successful 5G spectrum auction demonstrates Pakistan’s commitment to innovation.
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The prime minister stressed that Pakistan is implementing a comprehensive strategy to promote information technology and attract global capital. He added that achieving a cashless economy through digital transformation remains a key objective, supported by coordinated efforts across government institutions.