Global food giant Nestlé has announced a substantial sixty-million-dollar investment to expand its operations in Pakistan, coupled with a strategic plan to establish the country as a pivotal regional manufacturing and export centre.
The declaration was made by Nestlé”s Executive Vice President, Remy Ejel, during a business roundtable held on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting, according to a report today.
Mr Ejel reaffirmed the company”s long-term commitment to Pakistan, stating that Nestlé will undertake a robust expansion of its activities in the nation.
Expressing strong confidence in Pakistan”s economic outlook, he disclosed the corporation”s intention to leverage its Pakistani facilities to export products to 26 different countries, foreseeing significant growth for the company”s business there in the coming years.
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb, who chaired the roundtable, welcomed the investment. He emphasised that Pakistan presents compelling opportunities in areas such as affordable nutrition, climate-resilient dairy, localised sourcing, and export-oriented manufacturing.
The minister reiterated the government”s determination to position Pakistan as a competitive base for regional production and to integrate it more deeply into global value chains.
The event brought together chief executives and senior leaders from leading global corporations to deliberate on Pakistan”s reform trajectory, investment climate, and long-term growth potential.