SIFC has led efforts to attract foreign investment in Pakistan, notably in tourism through initiatives like the Green Tourism Initiative. By revitalizing neglected state-owned properties and promoting sustainability, SIFC aims to drive economic growth and development. The Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) has made significant strides in creating an investment-friendly, secure, economic ecosystem in its first year of operation. It has become the ‘go to’ organisation for foreign investors exploring new market opportunities in Pakistan through a series of carefully defined initiatives in key industry sectors. It had become increasingly evident that a swift transformation was imperative to rejuvenate the economy and invigorate an investment environment that had fallen significantly behind its potential was paramount. Nations require a streamlined and empowered o... Read More

Gwadar Port, initiated in 2002 under PSA and later managed by COPHC from 2013, strategically connects China to the Indian Ocean, boosting trade and geopolitical influence. Its development has spurred economic growth in Pakistan through projects like the Gwadar Special Economic Zone and New Gwadar In... Read More

The "Make in India" initiative aimed to revolutionize India's defense production but faces daunting challenges such as corruption in procurement, inadequate private sector support, and technological constraints. Despite aspirations for self-reliance, its progress in achieving substanti... Read More