Qatar says it will invest $3 billion in Pakistan
Qatar is making $3 billion dollars worth of new investments in Pakistan, in the form of deposits and direct investments, Bloomberg reported on Monday.
By Web Desk
June 24, 2019
DOHA: Qatar is making $3 billion dollars worth of new investments in Pakistan, in the form of deposits and direct investments, Bloomberg reported on Monday.
Following this investment, the economic partnership between Qatar and Pakistan will reach $9 billion, the Qatar News Agency reported, quoting foreign minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani.
The announcement came after a visit by Qatar’s Emir H.H. Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al Thani to Pakistan. Prime Minister Imran Khan’s government is seeking to stabilize a wobbly economy with loans from Gulf countries and international donors.
-
Bitcoin crashes below $63K as regulatory pressure and market fears grow -
Bitwise Crypto Industry innovators ETF: What investors should do in 2026? -
Nintendo shares slide again as momentum fears grow -
Gold, silver prices fallen sharply; What’s driving the drop? -
Gold’s record climb: Experts question if its safety is ‘overstated’ -
Dubai unveils plans to construct street built with real gold -
Netflix slams Paramount’s bid: 'Doesn't pass sniff test’ as Warner battle escalates -
Ubisoft: Shares plunge amid restructuring plan and wave of games cancellations