The global Office (FO) asked diplomatic missions in Islamabad on Friday to "brief and encourage their countries" to capitalise on Pakistan's abundant resources in an effort to draw in global investment.
The change occurred a few days after acting Prime Minister Anwaarul Haq Kakar urged the relevant authorities to expedite the completion of Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) projects that had been identified.In order to "create economic policies that "provide policy predictability, consistency, and effective implementation to restore the economy," the previous PML-N-led government established the SIFC in June of this year.
Then-premier Shehbaz Sharif has stated that luring investment from friendly nations was one of the organization's main objectives. "The immediate task is to increase FDI (foreign direct investment) to $5 billion," he had stated.