ADB Targets October Completion for ML-1 Railway Project Design
The Asian Development Bank aims to finalise the Main Line-1 railway project design by October 2026 before moving towards procurement and subsequent implementation stages.
Pakistan Seeks Saudi Investment in Blockchain, Technology, Energy and Mining
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has called for greater Saudi investment in Pakistan’s blockchain, technology, energy, mining and infrastructure sectors.
Pakistan Seeks Deutsche Bank Engagement For Investment, Financing And Capital Market Opportunities
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb discussed Pakistan’s economic outlook, external financing strategy, investment opportunities and expanded cooperation with Deutsche Bank.
Saudi Falcon Vision Group Explores Up To $10 Billion Investment Across Pakistan’s Infrastructure And Technology Sectors
Saudi Arabia’s Falcon Vision Group is considering up to $10 billion in investments across Pakistan’s infrastructure and technology sectors as the government highlights incentives, Special Economic Zones, and investor-friendly policies.
Federal Government Outlines Two Hundred Seventy-Eight Billion Rupee Railway Upgrade to Support Reko Diq Mineral Transport
The government initiates a 278.6 billion rupee upgrade of Main Line-3 railway corridor stretching nearly one thousand kilometers to assist Balochistan mining operations.
Pakistan Expects Financial Close For Reko Diq Copper And Gold Project Within Two Weeks
Pakistan is set to achieve financial close for the $3.5 billion Reko Diq mining project, with lenders completing arrangements and preparations underway for formal signing in January.
SECP Launches Infrastructure Mutual Funds to Bridge Pakistan’s $15 Billion Financing Gap
The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) has introduced a new category of mutual funds, Infrastructure Schemes, to mobilize domestic savings and bridge the $15 billion annual infrastructure financing gap. The initiative aims to enhance capital markets, provide structured investment opportunities, and align with national development priorities.
World Bank Rates $207 Million Punjab Housing Project as Moderately Satisfactory Amid Digital System Milestones
The World Bank has rated the $207 million Punjab Affordable Housing Program as moderately satisfactory, highlighting digital platform launches and regulatory milestones as the project advances toward providing more affordable homes in Pakistan’s largest province.