Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has directed all federal ministries to urgently prepare recommendations for investment and development projects, declaring investor facilitation as the government’s top priority.
Chairing a high-level meeting in Islamabad, the prime minister reviewed progress on economic reforms, rising investment trends, and proposed development initiatives. He stressed that the effective implementation of reform-based economic governance policies is essential for achieving sustainable economic growth.
Calling for practical action, PM Shehbaz asked relevant ministries to submit concrete proposals supported by clear strategies and minimal implementation timelines. He underlined that the success of reforms would be judged by timely execution rather than planning alone.
The prime minister instructed that special emphasis be placed on projects aimed at boosting exports, describing export-led growth as a central pillar of Pakistan’s economic recovery and long-term stability.
Reiterating the government’s strong focus on investor facilitation, Shehbaz Sharif said providing institutional and administrative ease to investors remains a top priority. He directed ministries to propose additional measures to facilitate both foreign and domestic investors.
He also instructed relevant departments to work closely with Pakistani embassies abroad to ensure effective support for foreign investors, stressing that coordinated domestic and international efforts were crucial to building investor confidence.
Highlighting the importance of inclusive development, the prime minister said balanced attention must be given to industrial production, agriculture, and other key sectors to strengthen overall investment and economic resilience.
