Karachi: A significant increase of forty eight percent has been seen in foreign investment in Pakistan in the first quarter of the current fiscal year, reflecting the effective strategies of the Special Investment Facilitation Council. According to Radio Pakistan, China's investment was 404 million dollars, while Saudi Arabia contributed 1.8 million dollars. The United Arab Emirates invested 25 million dollars, Hong Kong 98 million dollars, Britain 72 million dollars, and the United States 28 million dollars. Due to the efforts of the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC), various countries are showing interest in investing in Pakistan. This surge in investment underscores the growing confidence of international investors in Pakistan's economic potential and the country's commitment to facilitating foreign investments.
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