Dawood Ibrahim
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survey reveals
AAGENCIES
January 16, 2017
BUSINESS
KARACHI: Over 78% of US investors say they plan to invest in Pakistan over the next 12 months in light of improving law an order situation, among other factors, a survey by the American Business Council (ABC) of Pakistan indicated.
According to the ‘perception survey’, 83% of the participants are optimistic about the long-term economic landscape in the country. Only 65% of respondents in last year’s survey said they intend on investing in Pakistan.
Majority of the participants rated the business climate of Pakistan in 2015-16 as satisfactory with only 8% giving it a poor rating.
Participants were asked to rate on factors including economic and political factors and performance of industries and businesses in the country in the last two years.
The US investors also believe there has been a notable improvement of 30% in law and order situation as compared to last year.
‘Our members are positive and remain committed to Pakistan,’ said Mr. Sami Ahmed, President of American Business Council of Pakistan.
He added that Pakistan’s standing in the international committee is vital in determining its competitiveness as other Asian countries continue to attract foreign capital
https://www.geo.tv/latest/127563-78...to-invest-in-Pakistan-American-survey-reveals
AAGENCIES
January 16, 2017
BUSINESS
KARACHI: Over 78% of US investors say they plan to invest in Pakistan over the next 12 months in light of improving law an order situation, among other factors, a survey by the American Business Council (ABC) of Pakistan indicated.
According to the ‘perception survey’, 83% of the participants are optimistic about the long-term economic landscape in the country. Only 65% of respondents in last year’s survey said they intend on investing in Pakistan.
Majority of the participants rated the business climate of Pakistan in 2015-16 as satisfactory with only 8% giving it a poor rating.
Participants were asked to rate on factors including economic and political factors and performance of industries and businesses in the country in the last two years.
The US investors also believe there has been a notable improvement of 30% in law and order situation as compared to last year.
‘Our members are positive and remain committed to Pakistan,’ said Mr. Sami Ahmed, President of American Business Council of Pakistan.
He added that Pakistan’s standing in the international committee is vital in determining its competitiveness as other Asian countries continue to attract foreign capital
https://www.geo.tv/latest/127563-78...to-invest-in-Pakistan-American-survey-reveals
