Pakistan's army chief has been actively engaging with key stakeholders, including businessmen and experts, to address the country's economic challenges. The establishment of the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC), of which the army chief is a member, has led to quick decisions and important initiatives. These include the leasing of the terminals of Karachi ports to a Dubai company, the auctioning of Pakistan's steel mills, the launch of the Livestock and Dairy Modernisation and Improvement Scheme (LIMS) and the introduction of the "Green Pakistan initiative" Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates' interest in Pakistan's agriculture and livestock sectors stems from their concerns about food security. While these initiatives are promising, Pakistan's food security remains a challenge that requires careful consideration of foreign investment in the agricultural sector.
The army chief's efforts to address Pakistan's economic challenges have led to the formation of the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) and the implementation of several important initiatives. These include the leasing of terminals at Karachi ports, the auctioning of Pakistan's steel mills, the launch of the Livestock and Dairy Modernisation and Improvement Scheme (LIMS) and the launch of the "Green Pakistan Initiative Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have shown interest in Pakistan's agriculture and livestock sectors due to their concerns about food security. However, the food security situation in Pakistan remains challenging, highlighting the need for careful consideration of foreign investment in the agricultural sector.
Pakistan's Army Chief has actively engaged with stakeholders to address economic challenges, leading to the establishment of the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC). Key initiatives, such as leasing Karachi ports' terminals and auctioning Pakistan Steel Mills, have been swiftly implemented. The Livestock and Dairy Modernization and Improvement Support (LIMS) Program and the "Green Pakistan initiative" aim to enhance agricultural productivity. Saudi Arabia and the UAE have shown interest in Pakistan's agriculture and livestock sectors to ensure their food security. However, Pakistan's food security situation remains challenging, necessitating caution in foreign investments in the agricultural sector.
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