Federal Minister for Finance and Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb Thursday invited the Dubai Islamic Bank to enhance its investment in the country; reaffirming the government’s dedication to maintaining a stable macroeconomic environment and ensuring that all necessary measures were in place to facilitate foreign investment.
The minister was talking to the Group Chief Executive Officer (GCEO), Dr Adnan Chilwan during a virtual meeting to discuss Pakistan’s economic trajectory and explore potential avenues for increased investment in the country.
The meeting was attended by Minister of State Ali Parvez Malik, Secretary Finance, and other senior officers from the Finance Division, according to a press release issued by the Finance Ministry.
The finance minister expressed gratitude for Dubai Islamic Bank’s continuous engagement with Pakistan’s financial sector, the press release added.
He highlighted the government’s commitment to strengthening economic ties with international partners, particularly in Islamic banking, and expressed optimism about future collaborations with Dubai Islamic Bank.
He provided an in-depth overview of Pakistan’s current economic scenario, emphasizing the progress made in stabilizing the economy and fostering a conducive environment for business and investment.
On the occasion, Dr Chilwan expressed appreciation for Pakistan’s economic policies and initiatives and emphasized that Pakistan remains a strategically important market for Dubai Islamic Bank.
He reiterated the bank’s interest in playing a larger role in the country’s financial growth, particularly in sectors such as Islamic banking, infrastructure, and SME development.
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