Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has extended an invitation to Turkish investors to delve into Pakistan’s investment opportunities, particularly in the dairy, cheese, and livestock sectors.

During discussions with Turkey’s Finance Minister Mehmet SimSek at the IMF-World Bank Spring Meetings, Aurangzeb emphasized the historical connections between the two nations and pointed out the untapped potential for improved trade and investment.

He expressed appreciation for the Turkish government’s strategy of supporting high-tech sectors to drive innovation and value addition.

In another engagement, Aurangzeb met Queen Máxima of the Netherlands, focusing on expanding digital access and enhancing data sharing to push financial inclusion. He highlighted the progress in women’s financial inclusion in Pakistan through the National Financial Inclusion Strategy, with the collaboration of international partners.

Additionally, in talks with AIIB President Jin Liqun, Aurangzeb reiterated Pakistan’s commitment to ongoing collaboration. He expressed gratitude for AIIB’s support and discussed future development financing, including the inaugural Panda Bond issuance planned for this year.