Pakistani youth to start small businesses in collaboration with Saudi companies, federal ministers

Islamabad: The federal ministers have said that Pakistani youth will start small businesses in collaboration with Saudi companies, the government has vowed to end the red tape culture from Pakistan.

Federal Ministers Attaullah Tarar, Jam Kamal and Mossadegh Malik said this while addressing a press conference regarding Saudi investment.

Petroleum Minister Mossadegh Malik said that the Saudi trade delegation is on an important visit to Pakistan, Pakistani investors and businessmen will also get an opportunity to contribute to trade, Saudi Arabia’s investment will provide employment opportunities to the youth. .

He said that around 30 to 35 representatives of Saudi companies have come to Pakistan, Pakistani and Saudi companies are sitting together and discussing to expand their business globally, we want to end the disappointment from the country. The youth of our country will start small businesses together with Saudi companies, we want trade and business, not help, before we talked about help, now we talk about doing business.

Mossadeq Malik said that today the businessmen of Saudi Arabia are present in Pakistan and are talking to Pakistani companies, as a result of this, positive results will come out. The government has decided to eradicate the culture of red tape from Pakistan.

Federal Minister Jam Kamal said that the government will provide facilities to foreign investors, Saudi Arabian businessmen are taking deep interest in the economy of Pakistan, many Saudi investors have also reached Pakistan in a private capacity, Saudi businessmen in Pakistan at different stages. I will invest.