Eminent economists and diplomats have termed Prime Minister Anwar ul Haq Kakar's visit to UAE imperative for attracting foreign investment.

Talking to Radio Pakistan's NCAC channel, they highlighted the significance of COP-28 summit and Special Investment Facilitation Council's role for country's development.

Pakistan's Ambassador to UAE, Faisal Tirmizi said numbers of MoUs are expected to be signed during the visit of the Prime Minister Anwar-ul-Haq Kakar particularly in the field of energy, banking sector and civil aviation.

He said the United Arab Emirates still needs more skilled workers in different sectors. So, we would be looking at more opportunities for Pakistanis in this regard.

President, Pakistan Economic Forum, Hamayun Iqbal Shami said strengthening the economy must be the top most priority of all the stakeholders in the country.

Dr Noor Fatima said the top most priority as per the policy of the government through SIFC is the foreign investment in power, agriculture and IT sectors.