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President urges foreign investors to benefit from Pakistan’s business-friendly environment

byCT Report
26/03/2022
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ISLAMABAD: President Dr Arif Alvi invited foreign investors to benefit from the business-friendly environment of Pakistan.

In a meeting with a delegation of businessmen from the United Kingdom, he said Pakistan was an attractive destination for foreign investors in terms of the incentives offered by the government.

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President Alvi said Pakistan and the UK enjoyed good economic and trade ties and called upon the businessmen of the two countries to explore the potential in diverse fields.

He mentioned that the government had established Special Economic and Technology Zones Authority to encourage foreign investors.

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