Islamabad: Pakistan's net foreign direct investment surged to 316 million dollars last month, marking its highest monthly level in two years. According to Radio Pakistan, in a social media post on his X handle, Adviser to the Finance Minister Khurram Schehzad said the rise was supported by lower outflows and stronger investment inflows, especially from China, Canada, and the United Arab Emirates. He expressed that this development is a positive signal as Pakistan moves from macroeconomic stability towards investment-led, sustainable growth.
Pakistan’s Net FDI Surges to $316 Million, Highest in Two Years
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