Islamabad:
Federal Finance Minister Senator Mohammad Aurangzeb left for London to meet British officials, investors, financial institutions, investor banks, business firms and institutions.
The Finance Minister will clarify the country’s economic scenario while addressing various investment forums and seminars during the visit.
According to the Finance Ministry, Finance Minister Mohammad Aurangzeb will participate in the investment round table talks titled “Pakistan Access to Pakistan Access” during a three -day visit.
The Finance Minister will also participate in the roundtable talks on the topic of government -friendly government -friendly policies in Pakistan, including “AI, mining and healthcare in Pakistan,” with UK Tech investors. The two talks will also be attended by the Prime Minister’s Adviser for Investment Muhammad Ali.
During the visit to the Finance Minister, the UK’s Hizzistete will visit the Tribune Department and meet with the Financial Secretary of Financial Secretary Lord Livermor and his associates. The Finance Minister will visit the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office and will meet with the British Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for the Middle East, Afghanistan and Pakistan, always Nichols Falcker and top officials.
In addition, the Finance Minister will visit the UK Office for Budget Responsibility and will meet with Chair Richard Hughes and his senior team. The Finance Minister will visit the Bank of England headquarters and meet Governor Andrew Bailey and his team.
During the visit, Deutsche Bank and Standard Chartered Bank CEOs will also meet. The Finance Minister will also meet with the UK’s Government Communication Service CEO Simon Bao and Rafaqa, while Finance Minister will also meet with Kargil Globing Trading UK Head Marcus Hall and British American Tobacco officials.
The Finance Minister, Advisor to Investment, will also participate in a dinner with local investors and businessmen organized by the Pakistan High Commission. The Finance Minister will also attend the question and answer seats with elected international and British media representatives.
