Imran Ali
Sharjah: Pakistan’s Federal Minister for Investment Qaiser Ahmed Sheikh held a productive meeting with UAE Minister of Investment Mohammad Hasan Al Suwaidi on the sidelines of the World Investment Conference 2025 in Sharjah, focusing on expanding bilateral investment cooperation.
Mohamed Al Hawi, Undersecretary at the UAE Ministry of Investment, along with senior officials from Pakistan’s Board of Investment (BOI) and the Pakistan Consulate in Dubai, were also present.
The meeting reviewed progress on existing investment initiatives and explored new opportunities in sectors such as energy, agriculture, infrastructure development, finance, and technology. Sheikh invited the UAE side to identify investors interested in these priority areas to strengthen Pakistan’s economic base.
Al Suwaidi acknowledged the positive strides made in enhancing investment engagement and underscored the tangible benefits for both economies.
Both sides noted the positive momentum created by recent high-level exchanges between the leaderships of Pakistan and the UAE, which have strengthened the strategic partnership and broadened cooperation across multiple fields.
They agreed on the importance of facilitating ease of doing business, promoting joint ventures, and encouraging private sector participation to maximize investment potential.
The two ministers reaffirmed their shared commitment to building a resilient, forward-looking economic partnership that contributes to the prosperity and development of both nations.
