The International Finance Corporation (IFC) is exploring investment opportunities in Pakistan with a focus on public-private partnerships that can support small and medium enterprises (SMEs) through better infrastructure, energy, and transport systems.
This was revealed during a meeting between Finance Minister Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb and IFC’s Global Director for Public-Private Partnerships and Corporate Finance Advisory, Linda Rudo Munyengeterwa.
Acknowledging Pakistan’s fiscal challenges and development needs, Aurangzeb emphasized leveraging global expertise and financial support from institutions like IFC to unlock SME growth through strategic reforms and improved infrastructure.
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The IFC delegation, on a market-exploration visit, expressed commitment to supporting Pakistan’s macroeconomic stability and private sector development, particularly in sectors critical to SME success.
The minister noted that improved infrastructure and stable policies are key to empowering local businesses. IFC’s advisory and financial support is expected to enhance the investment climate, encourage innovation, and strengthen value chains for SMEs across the country.
With IFC’s global experience and Pakistan’s reform drive, the partnership aims to create a more enabling environment for small businesses to thrive.
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