Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has ordered federal ministries to speed up economic, trade, and investment projects. He chaired the meeting virtually from London, where key federal ministers also joined online. The PM emphasized that all ongoing projects must be completed without delays. He also gave clear instructions for setting short-term goals. Ministries were told to focus only on practical and result-oriented plans.
Shehbaz Sharif directed ministries to identify investment-ready projects that can be launched immediately. He said that only workable ideas should be prioritized for long-term economic stability. The Prime Minister made it clear that the country cannot afford delays or inefficiencies. All efforts must support economic growth and investor confidence. Ministries were urged to act quickly and show measurable progress.
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During the session, the Prime Minister highlighted key sectors for investment. These included agriculture, information technology, minerals, tourism, and renewable energy. He said that these areas offer great potential for foreign investment and job creation. With the right strategy, these sectors can transform Pakistan’s economic outlook. He also noted that investment in these fields will modernize local industries.
Trade promotion was another top priority discussed in the meeting. The PM stressed that exports must rise to support the economy. He called for a strong roadmap to boost trade and open new markets. Shehbaz Sharif said that Pakistan’s goods and services must become more competitive globally. He also promised full support for the private sector in the national growth plan.
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In closing, the PM expressed hope about Pakistan’s economic direction. He said the government’s reform agenda has already begun delivering results. With innovation, transparency, and timely action, development is possible. Federal ministers of finance, commerce, petroleum, climate change, and others attended the session virtually. Shehbaz Sharif assured that reforms will continue to attract investment and strengthen the economy.