The Pakistan–China Agriculture Investment Conference (PCAIC), held in Islamabad, has been recognized by the Board of Investment (BOI) as a key milestone in advancing agricultural cooperation and investment facilitation under CPEC Phase II. The conference brought together senior government officials, Pakistani and Chinese investors, agribusiness leaders, multinational firms, and sector experts to explore USD 1.345+ billion worth of investment opportunities across agriculture and allied sectors. Discussions focused on technology transfer, value-chain development, smart farming, food processing, cold-chain logistics, and export-led…

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Report: Suhail Sundoo Federal Minister for Board of Investment, Qaiser Ahmed Sheikh, reviewed progress under CPEC Phase-II during a visit to the PMU CPEC–ICDP at the Board of Investment in Islamabad. The briefing focused on SEZ-led industrialisation, Pakistan–China business cooperation, and key projects including Karachi Industrial Park and Gilgit-Baltistan SEZ. The Minister was also updated on follow-up actions related to over 160 MoUs signed during the Pakistan–China B2B Investment Conference in 2025. The Board of Investment reaffirmed its commitment to…

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Special Investment Facilitation Council Mr. Jamil Qureshi, Sec. held a highly productive meeting today with H.E. Maja Derrous Mortensen, Ambassador of Denmark to Pakistan, along with her Economic Team, at the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC). During the discussion, we agreed to further strengthen and expand our engagement with both new Danish market entrants and established Danish companies that are already making valuable contributions to Pakistan’s economic development. These include A.P. Møller–Maersk, FLSmidth, DSV, Bestseller, Haldor Topsoe, Sanovo Technology, Borch…

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Report & Photo: Suhail Sundoo A farewell dinner was hosted by the Pakistani Ambassador, H.E. Mr. Shoaib Sarwar, in honor of the Ambassador of Saudi Arabia, H.E. Mr. Sahal Mustufa A. Ergesous, at the Al-Diwan Restaurant on Vesterbrogade, Copenhagen. Several ambassadors attended the event and expressed their appreciation for the strong cooperation over the past three years in Denmark. The former Danish Ambassador to Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, H.E. Mr. Ole Emil Moesby, was also present. Mr. Tariq Sundoo, CEO…

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Report: Suhail Sundoo

Royal couple hosts first new year’s reception for diplomats. The Danish royal couple welcomed ambassadors and diplomats from around the world to a New Year’s reception at Christiansborg Palace in Copenhagen. Among the attendees were ambassadors from Pakistan, Vietnam, Norway, Iceland, Finland,China and the Philippines, marking an important occasion for the diplomatic community in Denmark. There were also attendees from Niger, the US, Ukraine, Kenya and Canada. This was the first reception of its kind since the accession of King…

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Dear all, As we step into 2026, I would like to wish each of you a very happy, healthy, and successful New Year. Thank you for your great cooperation and shared efforts over the past year. We truly look forward to what we will achieve together in the year ahead. Warmest wishes,

Islamabad, 23rd December 2025 Federal Minister for BOI Meets Honorary Consul General of Lithuania; Emphasizes Export-Led Growth and Investment Facilitation Federal Minister for Board of Investment (BOI), Mr. Qaiser Ahmed Sheikh, held an important meeting today with Mr. Masud Khan, Honorary Consul General of Lithuania. The meeting was also attended by Mr. Rasheed Khan Niazi, former Director of Pakistan Television (PTV). During the meeting, detailed discussions were held on Pakistan’s economic outlook and the country’s vast investment opportunities. The guests…

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Report: Suhail Sundoo Impact Fund Denmark is providing its largest loan ever of EUR 183 million – almost DKK 1.4 billion – for a new large Danish-built wastewater treatment plant in Faisalabad, Pakistan’s third largest city and the centre of the country’s textile industry. Pakistan currently only treats 10 percent of its wastewater. The rest flows untreated into local rivers and canals and is used by agriculture for irrigation, which pollutes both the environment and food production. The water can…

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