London (TDI): Pakistan’s ambitious reform agenda and pro-investor policies took center stage at the ‘Pakistan Access Day’ held in London, where over 100 global delegates—including leading institutional investors, senior banking executives, and financial leaders—gathered to engage with Pakistan’s economic leadership.
The high-level forum included important speeches by Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb, the Minister for Finance and Revenue, and Muhammad Ali, the Adviser to the Prime Minister on Privatization.
The event provided a crucial platform for Pakistan to showcase its renewed economic vision and the expanding investment opportunities available to the international financial community.
In a powerful keynote, Muhammad Ali outlined the Government of Pakistan’s strategic privatization roadmap, emphasizing the administration’s focus on creating an open, competitive, and transparent environment for foreign and domestic investors.
He highlighted that the ongoing privatization drive is designed to unlock significant value across state-owned enterprises while improving efficiency, governance, and service delivery.
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“Our privatization program is not just about divestment — it’s about transformation,” said Ali. “By unlocking public sector value and inviting strategic private capital, we aim to boost service delivery, drive innovation, and strengthen Pakistan’s economic foundations.”
The Adviser presented a robust selection of investment opportunities across critical sectors, including energy, infrastructure, transportation, and financial services.
He made it clear that the government is committed to ensuring that every transaction within the privatization program adheres to international best practices and is conducted through rigorous and transparent bidding processes.
The event included detailed discussions about Pakistan’s overall economic trajectory. Finance Minister Aurangzeb provided updates on the country’s macroeconomic recovery, the implementation of reforms, and efforts toward fiscal sustainability.
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International delegates were presented with data showcasing Pakistan’s stabilizing economic indicators, an improved credit outlook, and renewed support from multilateral financial institutions.
The conference concluded on a highly positive note, with a marked increase in interest and engagement from global financial stakeholders. Participants commended Pakistan’s leadership for its clear policy direction and openness to international investment partnerships.
‘Pakistan Access Day’ successfully reinforced the country’s image as a rising investment destination in South Asia and highlighted its role as a gateway to regional markets.
As Pakistan accelerates its path toward sustainable economic transformation, events like these serve as critical milestones in building lasting investor confidence.
Sohail Majeed
Sohail Majeed is a Special Correspondent at The Diplomatic Insight. He has twelve plus years of experience in journalism & reporting. He covers International Affairs, Diplomacy, UN, Sports, Climate Change, Economy, Technology, and Health.
