Turkish construction giant Iç Holding has expressed strong interest in investing in Pakistan’s infrastructure projects. Federal Minister for Communications Abdul Aleem Khan held a high-level meeting with the company in Istanbul on Saturday. The discussions focused on long-term collaboration across Pakistan’s transport and communications sectors.
During the meeting, CEO Serhat Sogukpinar highlighted Iç Holding’s extensive experience in large-scale projects including bridges, airports, ports, motorways, and energy facilities. Abdul Aleem Khan invited international firms to explore Pakistan’s investor-friendly policies. He emphasized the government’s drive to modernize infrastructure and support sustainable development initiatives.
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Iç Holding expressed its intent to pursue potential collaborations with Pakistan, noting the country’s strategic growth opportunities. The delegation agreed to continue discussions to identify specific projects and sectors for cooperation. Both sides showed optimism about building a strong, long-term partnership.
Separately, the ECO Trade & Development Bank (ETDB) delegation, led by President Dr. Mohammad Hashem Botshekan, briefed the minister on its ongoing operations. The bank expressed readiness to enhance cooperation with Pakistan’s private sector. Abdul Aleem Khan assured full support for further engagement and partnership development.
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The meetings underscore Pakistan’s focus on attracting global investment in critical infrastructure. Officials hope these collaborations will boost economic growth, improve connectivity, and create employment opportunities nationwide.