Foreign investors meet with IMF, call for regulatory and tax reforms
Most outlets reported that foreign investors, through the OICCI, urged the IMF and Pakistani authorities for lower regulatory burdens and a broader tax base to support sustainable economic growth. Business Recorder and Profit emphasized the specific demands for tax reform and investor protection, while ProPakistani highlighted the call for more “freedom” in the economic environment. Profit also noted the 32% decline in FDI to $1.7 billion in FY26, a detail not included in the other excerpts.
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Foreign investors meet IMF mission, urge lower regulatory burden, wider tax base for Pakistan’s sustainable growth
OICCI calls for lower compliance costs, stronger investor protection and energy reforms as FDI falls 32% to $1.7 billion in FY26
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IMF team visits OICCI: Foreign investors call for protection, tax broadening
KARACHI: The Overseas Investors Chamber of Commerce and Industry (OICCI), representing foreign investors operating in Pakistan, has called for broadening taxation into under-taxed segments, lower regulatory and compliance burdens, stronger investor protection and clearer coordination among federal and provincial authorities for a sustainable growth. During a meeting with a visiting Internationa...
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OICCI seeks capital, export push
Says FDI slumps 32%, urges investor-friendly reforms in meeting with IMF team
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Overseas Investors Want More ‘Freedom’ in Pakistan
The Overseas Investors Chamber of Commerce and Industry (OICCI) has called for Pakistan to use recent macroeconomic stabilization gains to… Read More
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OICCI calls for investment, export and structural reform push at a meeting with IMF delegation
OICCI leadership met IMF's Iva Petrova & Mahir Binici Thursday, pressing for investment, export, and structural reforms. Multinational company reps joined the crucial discussion.
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