The Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) held a meeting with Uzbekistan’s
Ambassador to Pakistan, Alisher Tukhtaev, to discuss ways to improve trade, investment and
economic cooperation between the two countries.

The meeting focused on finding new business opportunities in several important sectors. These
included textiles, food processing, agriculture, real estate and Special Economic Zones (SEZs).
Both sides also discussed improving regional connectivity and encouraging business
partnerships between companies in Pakistan and Uzbekistan. They explored ways to make
cross-border investment easier and create more opportunities for businesses in both countries.
According to an official statement issued on Tuesday, the discussions aimed to identify areas
where both countries could work together and gain economic benefits.

During the meeting, SIFC explained its role in supporting foreign investors. The council provides
assistance by connecting international investors with relevant government departments and
institutions. It also helps coordinate investment-related matters to make business activities
easier.

The meeting highlighted the growing potential for stronger economic relations between Pakistan
and Uzbekistan. Both countries can benefit from greater private-sector involvement, improved
business connections and joint investment projects.

The discussions also focused on turning available business opportunities into practical
partnerships that can support economic growth in both countries.
SIFC reaffirmed its commitment to attracting international investment and supporting trade
partnerships. The council aims to make it easier for foreign businesses to invest in Pakistan and
work with local companies.

Stronger economic cooperation with Uzbekistan could create new opportunities for businesses,
increase investment and support regional trade.

Source: Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC), based on its official press release.

Razia khan