Daily Times
April 6, 2021
The first phase of the Allama Iqbal Industrial City, the first economic zone under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), has been completed where more than ten companies have started setting up their industrial plants while a total area of more than 1,000 acres has been allotted. Expressing these views, the chairman of the Faisalabad Industrial […]
National
December 25, 2020
LONDON: Chairman, UK-Pakistan Business Council, and former Ambassador of Pakistan, Javed Malik has welcomed the introduction of Roshan Digital Accounts by the State Bank of Pakistan, saying it can pave the way for investment in the country by the overseas Pakistani business community as it allowed greater flexibility and transparency to invest, including repatriate investments.
Javed Malik was speaking at an international webinar organised by UK-Pakistan Business Council in collaboration with Pakistan Stock Exchange and Pakistan High Commission in London. He said irrespective of where they reside, the hearts of overseas Pakistanis always beat with Pakistan and they can play a key role not only in financial activities but also enhancing the scope of trades between Pakistan and other countries.
SBP’s introduction of Roshan Digital Accounts hailed
National
December 25, 2020
LAHORE: UK Pakistan Business Council Chairman and former ambassador of Pakistan Javed Malik has welcomed the introduction of Roshan Digital Accounts by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP).While appreciating the move of SBP, he said that it could pave the way for investment into Pakistan by the Overseas Pakistani business community as it allows greater flexibility and transparency to invest as well as repatriate investments, says a press release.
Javed Malik expressed these views while addressing an international webinar organised by UK-Pakistan Business Council in collaboration with Pakistan Stock Exchange and Pakistan High Commission in London. The international webinar entitled “Investment Opportunities in Pakistan’s Capital Markets” was attended by Pakistani businessmen from United Kingdom, Europe, Pakistan, Gulf countries as well as senior officials from Pakistan High commission, including