TRADE & ECONOMY
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, during his two-day official visit to Qatar, has extended an invitation to Qatari investors to explore Pakistan’s diverse economic sectors, including agriculture, information technology, and tourism. This visit follows his successful trip to Saudi Arabia, where he secured investment pledges worth $600 million.
In a productive meeting with Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdul Rahman Al Thani, PM Shehbaz emphasized the Pakistani government’s commitment to providing a conducive environment for foreign investors, discussing potential incentives for their entry into the market.
The discussions also covered strengthening bilateral relations, enhancing cooperation in trade, investment, energy, and cultural exchange. PM Shehbaz expressed gratitude for Qatar’s contributions to Pakistan’s economic growth and acknowledged the role of the Pakistani diaspora in fostering ties between the two nations.
Both leaders agreed on the importance of high-level exchanges to promote understanding and cooperation. They addressed global and regional issues, underscoring the need for peaceful solutions, particularly in Afghanistan and the ongoing situation in Gaza.
PM Shehbaz conveyed his deep appreciation for the hospitality received from Qatari leaders, stating that the visit would further solidify the strong bonds of friendship and cooperation between Pakistan and Qatar