Ambassador of Qatar discussed with the Governor of Sindh on strengthening bilateral relations and investments

Ambassador of Qatar discussed with the Governor of Sindh on strengthening bilateral relations and investments

Qatari Ambassador to Pakistan Ali Mubarak Ali Isa Al Khattar met Sindh Governor Kamran Tesori in Karachi to explore ways to increase bilateral investment and promote deeper ties between the two countries. The meeting held at the Governor’s House focused on expanding economic cooperation and promoting investment opportunities in Karachi.

During the meeting, Ambassador Al Khattar expressed Qatar’s interest in investing heavily in Pakistan, saying that Karachi is an important area of ​​focus. The ambassador also praised the leadership of Sindh and expressed his strong desire to strengthen economic and diplomatic relations between the two countries.

Governor Tesori said that Qatar has long been a supportive partner of Pakistan and Pakistanis have a deep love for the Gulf country. He further emphasized Qatar’s interest in government-to-government investment in Pakistan and collaborative projects with local businesses.

The talks come at a time when Pakistan is looking to attract foreign investment to stabilize its economy, which has been facing challenges in recent years. Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif visited Qatar last month, focusing on expanding trade and investment ties. Additionally, a Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) team is expected to visit Pakistan soon for the establishment of an IT park.

Governor Tesori highlighted that the government is committed to creating an enabling environment for Qatari investors and will provide insights into areas that can provide immediate returns. The meeting emphasized the importance of Qatari investment in Pakistan’s current economic scenario, especially in view of the country’s ongoing recovery efforts after avoiding financial default.

The talks also reflect Pakistan’s ongoing efforts to strengthen its economic ties with key allies and attract much-needed foreign capital to support its $350 billion economy.

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