Pakistan’s Largest Saving and Investment Show “Capital investment summit & Expo 2018”
Pakistan’s Largest Saving and Investment Show “Capital investment summit & Expo 2018”: From 13th to 15th March 2018, Pakistan largest saving and investment show”Capital investment summit & Expo 2018″ is taking place at the Pak-China Friendship Center Islamabad. The 3 day event will be an opportunity for government and the business leaders to discuss current key investment challenges, as well as suggest roadmap to achieve possible economic growth. Event has been organized by Pakistan Guarantee Export Corporation.
The event is supported by Board of investment (BOI), Ministry of Finance (MoF), Ministry of overseas Pakistan and overseas Pakistanis foundation (MoOPF). Pakistan’s potential future economic growth, taxation, regulations and future of capital of capital market in Pakistan will be discussed in consultative sessions.
Sartaj Aziz, Deputy Chairman planning commission of Pakistan, Muhammad Zubair, Governor Sindh, Anusha Rahan, State minister for IT & telecom, Richard Morin, MD PSX and CEOs of leading capital investment companies are among the eminent speakers.
The plenary session yesterday on “Country Profile: Pakistan The Trillion Dollar Market” was the most attended session focusing on China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). Ms Amena Cheema, the former Chairperson Punjab Board of Investment & Trade (PBIT) while giving presentation on the prospects of investment in various Special Economic Zones (SEZs) mentioned about 10 CPEC SEZs in which the investment is being facilitated.
Last month, the Board of Investment (BoI) launched a project to recover the country’s global image as an attractive destination for investment. The ‘Pakistan Investment Climate’ project was launched with the support of International Finance Corporation (IFC) of the World Bank, with the aim to increase the country’s investment policy and promotion strategy.
This will also contribute to streamlining business regulation and creating chances for meaningful connections between foreign and local firms in key sectors. BoI Chairman underlined the need to draw more overseas Pakistani business communities towards investment in the country and its integration with China. This is most likely to transform into a $30 trillion economic sensation over the following 25 years.
The biggest challenge for Pakistan government is to be flexible enough to facilitate and support the new business models and innovation that entrepreneurs are developing in such a fast-changing global economy.
