Pakistan is increasingly attracting Turkish firms for foreign investments, according to international advisory firm PwC Turkiye which reports a rise in interest towards investment in Pakistan from Turkish firms. This comes at a time of political and economic stability and a rising potential for growth in Pakistan’s economy.
A jointly organized event by PwC Turkiye and DEIK, which was attended by the Ambassador of Pakistan to Turkiye, H.E. Dr. Yousaf Junaid, Chairperson DEİK Turkiye–Pakistan Business Council, Mr. Atilla D. Yerlikaya, PwC Türkiye Regional Senior Partner, Mr. Cenk Ulu, senior officials of Turkish multinational companies, and members of the DEİK Turkiye–Pakistan Business Council, launched the report titled ‘Turkiye-Pakistan Vision to Enhance Bilateral Economic Cooperation.’
According to a statement by the Pakistan Embassy to Turkiye, Dr Yousaf Junaid highlighted Pakistan’s current economic stability, its current incentives to investors, and “investment opportunities in livestock, dairy, renewable energy, and the housing sector.” On the Turkish side, Mr. Atilla Demir Yerlikaya talked about “the strong historical, fraternal ties between Pakistan and Turkiye and underscored Pakistan’s friendly environment for Turkish investors.”
Both sides agreed to strengthen cooperation through business delegation exchanges and joint ventures, particularly in areas where mutual benefits can be realised, the statement said.
The visit reflects ongoing efforts to boost bilateral economic ties between Pakistan and Türkiye, the statement noted.
