ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is scheduled to visit Saudi Arabia next week to participate in the International Future Investment Initiative (FII) Conference, aiming to showcase Pakistan’s investment opportunities and push forward the country’s economic reform agenda.
Official sources indicate that the Prime Minister will undertake a three-day trip to the Kingdom, joined by senior political and military officials.
Organized as part of Saudi Vision 2030, the FII Conference will gather international investors, economists, and business leaders to discuss emerging market opportunities.
During his address and meetings on the sidelines of the event, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is set to underscore Pakistan’s ongoing economic reforms, investment-friendly policies, and top development priorities.
The Prime Minister is also expected to engage in bilateral talks with Saudi leadership, global investors, and business representatives, focusing on collaboration in critical areas such as energy, agriculture, information technology, mining, and infrastructure.
He plans to highlight Pakistan’s investor-friendly environment, efforts to simplify business processes, and initiatives designed to attract foreign investment into high-priority sectors.
