Pakistan’s economic growth under SIFC is moving in a new direction as ongoing reforms and policy coordination begin to show results, according to experts.
The Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) has played a key role in creating a more coordinated environment across different sectors, helping to support economic reforms and improve decision-making processes.
Economist Professor Dr. Naveed said that SIFC has strengthened policy alignment between institutions and encouraged practical reforms in the economy. He noted that this coordination is helping Pakistan move toward a more structured economic roadmap.
He highlighted Panda Bonds as one of the major recent achievements, saying they have opened access to China’s capital markets and marked an important step forward for the country’s financial strategy.
Dr. Naveed added that SIFC is actively working to expand Pakistan’s broader economic roadmap, with a focus on long-term development and stability.
He said that sectors such as tourism, healthcare, and services-based exports are being promoted to boost both economic and social progress in the country.
According to him, Pakistan has also strengthened its diplomatic credibility and is now entering the next phase of economic development.
He noted that the early results of SIFC-led initiatives are becoming visible and are expected to benefit the country in the long run.
The one-window system introduced under SIFC has also improved coordination, helped speed up decision-making, and ensured timely completion of development projects.