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ICCI urges govt to improve FDI inflows on urgent basis

byCustoms Today Report
19/10/2014
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ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad Chamber of Commerce & Industry has urged the government to take immediate steps to improve Foreign Direct Investment inflows.

 ICCI President Muzzamil Hussain Sabri said the government has failed evolve a better strategy to attract potential investors due to which the FDI was diverting to regional countries despite the fact that many sectors in Pakistan including energy, infrastructure development, agriculture and others offer huge investment opportunities. He pointed that poor governance, energy crisis, political insatiability, security issues, inconsistent policies and complicated business registration processes were some of the major factors that were contributing to low FDI inflows.

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