BOI will hold road shows in China, Germany to push FDI in textile industry

The Board of Investment (BOI) to stimulate foreign direct investment (FDI) flow into the country with focus on textile and steel industries in collaboration with different chambers of commerce and All Pakistan Textile Mills Association (Aptma) will be organizing road shows.

Under the new work plan, road shows will be held in China, Germany and other major economies in coming months, said BOI spokesman Shah Jahan.

They expect huge foreign investment from different groups because of prudent policies, believing foreign investors were keen to invest in Pakistan.

The government is committed to offering ease of doing business to foreign investors and also global competitiveness to multinational companies, Shah Jahan added.

They are mainly focused on achieving the FDI target of $15 billion by 2025.

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