ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan has said that Pakistan had a range of investment opportunities which could immensely favour Turkish businesses, ARY News reported on Thursday.
While addressing the business community in Ankara, the prime minister said that his government was entirely focused on creating a conducive environment for foreign investors and steps were being taken to make doing business in Pakistan easier for foreign entities.
Highlighting some of his government’s projects, he said that the government was working on establishing special economic zones with the help of the Chinese.
Moreover, Pakistan has lots of tourist attractions including several of the world’s tallest mountains, he said.
“We are further working to boost tourism, religious and casual alike, in the country”, he said.
The prime minister said that 120 million — almost half of Pakistan’s population — was young, which was a potential ready to be tapped.
