London, September 22, 2025: Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif has directed the relevant authorities to draw up a comprehensive roadmap and reform agenda aimed at promoting investment and trade across Pakistan’s key economic sectors.
Chairing a high-level meeting via Zoom from London, the premier said agriculture, information technology, minerals, tourism, and renewable energy hold the potential to attract significant foreign investment. He stressed that alongside investment, enhancing trade and boosting exports would remain central to the government’s policy.
Sharif instructed ministries to set clear targets, utilize available resources efficiently, and ensure the timely completion of ongoing projects. He also asked ministers to identify new, feasible projects and take immediate steps to put them into practice.
“The roadmap must be future-oriented so that progress can be achieved in an organized manner,” the prime minister said, adding that the private sector would play a pivotal role in driving economic growth.
He further remarked that ongoing economic and financial reforms had already set the country on a new path. “With innovation and transparency, Pakistan’s economy is now moving towards sustainable development,” he noted.
The meeting was attended by Federal Ministers Musadik Malik, Ali Pervez Malik, Muhammad Jehanzeb, Jam Kamal, Attaullah Tarar, and Ahad Khan Cheema.
