Prime Minister Pushes Ministries to Speed Up Investment and Trade Plans

Islamabad (RNN TV) — Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has instructed federal ministries to fast-track investment and trade initiatives, urging officials to focus on projects that can deliver quick and tangible results.

Chairing a virtual meeting from London, the premier reviewed progress on economic priorities alongside ministers of finance, commerce, petroleum, climate change, information, and economic affairs.

Clear targets for ministries
During the session, Shehbaz Sharif handed specific targets to the ministries, directing them to identify feasible projects that could be executed without delay. He emphasized that only realistic, impact-driven ventures should be pursued to accelerate growth and strengthen the economy.

Sectors identified for foreign investment
Pointing to agriculture, information technology, mineral development, tourism, and renewable energy as key sectors, the prime minister said these areas carry vast potential to attract foreign investors, create jobs, and modernize industries.

Boosting trade and exports
Shehbaz highlighted trade expansion as a cornerstone of the government’s economic policy. He called for a comprehensive roadmap aimed at improving competitiveness and securing access to new international markets for Pakistani products.

Private sector as partner
The prime minister stressed that the private sector will play a central role in the reform agenda, adding that Pakistan’s economic policies are already moving in a new direction by prioritizing innovation, transparency, and accountability.

Confidence in economic progress
Wrapping up the discussion, Shehbaz expressed optimism that the timely completion of practical projects would put Pakistan firmly on the path of development. He reaffirmed his government’s commitment to reforms designed to attract investment, expand exports, and sustain long-term growth.

Source: Web Desk