Pakistan’s Federal Minister of Investment Qaiser Ahmed Sheikh held a highly productive meeting with his UAE counterpart Mohammad Hasan Al Suwaidi in Sharjah, during the World Investment Conference 2025.
The meeting marked a significant step in strengthening the Pakistan-UAE investment partnership, with both sides emphasizing mutual commitment to economic collaboration and sustainable growth.
The discussion was attended by Mohamed Al Hawi, Undersecretary of the UAE Ministry of Investment, as well as officials from Pakistan’s Board of Investment (BOI) and the Pakistan Consulate in Dubai.
Both sides conducted a detailed review of progress achieved in promoting investments across key sectors of Pakistan’s economy.
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Minister Qaiser Ahmed Sheikh encouraged the UAE side to identify investors interested in energy, agriculture, infrastructure development, finance, and technology.
He stressed that Pakistan offers vast investment opportunities backed by strong government support and policy reforms aimed at improving ease of doing business.
The UAE Minister acknowledged the substantial progress made between the two nations, noting that recent bilateral engagements have strengthened economic and diplomatic ties.
He highlighted that both countries are witnessing tangible benefits from increased cooperation in trade, infrastructure, and financial services.
Both sides also discussed ways to deepen investment linkages by exploring new areas of mutual interest. The dialogue focused on facilitating joint ventures, attracting private sector participation, and creating a business-friendly environment to maximize economic potential.
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The ministers agreed that consistent collaboration between the two governments and private enterprises is vital for advancing shared economic goals.
They also highlighted the importance of maintaining the momentum generated by recent high-level exchanges between the leadership of Pakistan and the UAE.
Both Qaiser Ahmed Sheikh and Mohammad Hasan Al Suwaidi reaffirmed their commitment to a long-term economic partnership that supports regional prosperity and inclusive development.
They concluded that the continued alignment of strategic priorities would pave the way for sustainable investment growth in the coming years.
