New Minister BOI Assures Conducive Environment for Investors in Pakistan – Should Start from Danish Maersk who wan about to Invest $2 Billion

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ISLAMABAD: 10 March 2025 – Federal Minister for Investment, Qaiser Ahmed Sheikh, formally assumed charge of the Board of Investment (BOI) today. On this occasion, the Secretary of the Board of Investment provided the minister with a detailed briefing on the institution’s performance and ongoing projects.

Qaiser Ahmed Sheikh emphasized that investment plays a key role in national economic development, and the government is taking concrete steps to promote investment.

He stated that special focus will be given to the promotion of foreign investment to create more opportunities for investors in Pakistan.

Minister Claims Danish Maersk Line to Invest USD 2 Billion in Maritime Sector of Pakistan

Reaffirming his commitment to building a business-friendly Pakistan in line with the Prime Minister’s vision, Qaiser Ahmed Sheikh said that the government is determined to fulfill its promises of establishing a sustainable economy.

He further assured that a conducive environment will be provided for both domestic and foreign investors to ensure that the business community’s concerns are addressed promptly.

Under the Board of Investment, a new strategy is being developed to increase Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Pakistan, ensuring full cooperation with the business community.

The federal minister stressed that government efforts will be accelerated to facilitate investors and establish Pakistan as an attractive investment destination.

Editor Tazeen Akhtar has shared his comment on the new development. He said, New Minister can first review the development on what he shared after a meeting with Danish Maersk Line , that the company will invest $2 Billion in Pakistani maritime sector. He claimed this in Nov 2024. Now when he is Minister Investments, he can start his work from Maersk that will prove him the best in the cabinet.

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