KARACHI: Sindh Governor Imran Ismail has said that Pakistan’s financial hub Karachi is the best city for investment because there are several sectors for investors in this city.
He welcomed announcement of US investors for makingmillions of dollars investment in different sectors, saying that with this investment, issue of unemployment and poverty in the province especially in Karachi will be addressed.
He expressed these views during meeting with delegation of JS Global at Governor's House on Wednesday. US Consul General Ms. Joanne Wagner and British High Commissioner MS Elin Burns were also present in the meeting. Chief Executive JS Global Capital Limited Kamran Nasir was leading the delegation. Other members including Michael Thawley, Arthur Caye, Luis Freitas, Stephen Green, Ric Torres, Talha Khan and Wajid Butt ware also present on the occasion.
Governor Imran Ismail said that egion would become prosper with foreign investment. He further said that detailed discussion will be held with Prime Minister Imran Khan in a meeting regarding upcoming US investment in the country. He said that immediate profit is certain by making investment in the fields of energy, infrastructure and development, education, health and in other sectors in the province especially in Karachi.
He said that world renowned multi-national companies are not only earning profits but also making further investment due to attraction in Karachi. Governor Imran Ismail said that present government will extend full possible cooperation, support and help to investors.
During meeting the delegation told the governor that the Group’s headquarters situated in Los Angles and JS Global is big group in private sector and under it over $1.7 trillion fund management is being carried out.
JS Group has been taking part in investment for last 25 years but the Group is taking full interest in making investment due to steps taken by the present government and in this regard meetings with prime minister and finance minister will be held soon. Before it the Group had already held meetings with high level officials of different government and private institutions including State Bank of Pakistan and Stock Exchange.
