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Foreign companies looking towards Pakistan for investment: Qaiser

byCT Report
04/07/2017
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ISLAMABAD: Member National Assembly and Chairman Standing Committee for Finance in NA, Qaiser Ahmed Sheikh on Tuesday said that foreign companies were looking towards Pakistan to avail opportunities for investment. Pakistan’s emerging economy and rising growth rate are attracting the foreign companies to invest here, he said while talking to PTV.

Consistency in policies and political stability was imperative to strengthen economy, he said. He urged media to play role for soft image of the country. Qaiser Ahmed Sheikh said that Pakistan had potential in various sectors which can be utilized for the benefit of the people.

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