Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif on Thursday reiterated Pakistan’s commitment to deepening economic cooperation and investment links with the United Arab Emirates. He made the remarks while meeting a high-level delegation from the UAE-based Sajwani Group at the Prime Minister’s Office.
The prime minister emphasized that Pakistan and the UAE share longstanding and brotherly relations based on mutual trust and respect. He noted that the recent visit of UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan had further strengthened bilateral ties and created a favorable environment for expanded cooperation.
Prime Minister Shehbaz welcomed growing engagement between the private sectors of both countries, highlighting that high-level exchanges had enhanced investor confidence and laid a strong foundation for long-term economic collaboration.
He stressed that the government places special focus on promoting B2B cooperation in key sectors such as information technology, digital innovation, blockchain, and other emerging industries. He praised Emirati investors for their increasing interest in Pakistan’s rapidly growing digital economy.
The Sajwani Group delegation expressed their commitment to explore further investment opportunities in Pakistan. Prime Minister Shehbaz expressed optimism that with strong support from both governments, private sector collaboration would take Pakistan-UAE economic relations to new heights. The visit concluded with a luncheon hosted by the prime minister in honor of the UAE delegation.
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