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PM: Steps taken under SIFC giving positive results

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Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar on Thursday said the measures taken under the Special Investment Facilitation Council were yielding the positive results as the caretaker government made all-out efforts to revive the national economy.

“The caretaker government took steps to create a conducive environment for business, facilitate the role of the private sector in the country’s development and increase tax revenue,” he said while talking to a delegation of Pakistan Association of Large Steel Producers and industrialists of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, led by Senator Nauman Wazir, at the Prime Minister Office. State Bank of Pakistan Governor Jameel Ahmed, Federal Bureau of Revenue Chairman and secretaries of the ministries concerned were also present in the meeting, a PM Office news release said.

Through its policies, the PM said, the government was facilitating the private sector to increase exports and employment opportunities.

He hoped that the next elected government would continue the journey of providing employment opportunities to the people, and overall economic progress by further increasing industrial development and investment in the country with the continuation of policies.

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