ISLAMABAD: Minister for Finance Mohammad Ishaq Dar, who is currently in Kuwait to attend the High Level Global Islamic Finance Conference, Tuesday held a meeting with Abdulwahab Al-Bader, Managing Director of Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development (Kuwait Fund) and reviewed progress of various projects being financed by the Fund.
Senior officials of the Fund and Pakistan's Ambassador to Kuwait Muhammad Aslam Khan also participated in the meeting, said a message received here from Kuwait.
The minister thanked Abdulwahab for the important role that Kuwait Fund has played as a reliable development partner, contributing to several important development projects in the energy, infrastructure, human resource development and other sectors.
During the meeting, progress of various projects being financed by Kuwait Fund in Pakistan was reviewed.
The minister informed the Kuwaiti officials of the positive trajectory of the Pakistani economy and the investment friendly environment created as a result of the prudent policies of the present government and the vast improvement in the security conditions following the successful anti-terrorism operations.
The Kuwait Fund MD expressed appreciation for the positive economic and business outlook in Pakistan.
He assured the minister that Kuwait Fund would be happy to fund more and bigger projects in Pakistan in the sectors proposed by the government.
The Finance Minister also met a group of Kuwaiti investors, led by Saad Mohammad Al-Saad, Chairman National Industries Group (NIG) and including Fahad Al-Khalid, Chairman Noor Investment Company, and Bader Al-Ajeel, Deputy MD Kuwait Investment Authority (KIA), and discussed investment opportunities in Pakistan.
He also held a meeting with a group of leading Kuwait-based Pakistani corporate executives and shared with them the positive horizons of investment and trade openings up in Pakistan.
The minister was to meet a diverse group of Kuwaiti and Pakistani investors and business leaders as well as community notables later in the evening.
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