SIFC assures KP business community of help in resolving bottlenecks
Mettis Global • • 1 min read

The Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) has told Khyber Pakhtunkhwa business representatives it will coordinate with federal and provincial authorities to address obstacles affecting business and investment. Mettis Global reported that the assurance was given at a meeting in Peshawar between the SIFC director general and chamber of commerce representatives.
The discussion covered the difficulties faced by businesses in the province and ways to improve the investment climate. SIFC also discussed working with the KP government on regulatory changes intended to simplify procedures, while business representatives called for stronger coordination with government departments to settle pending issues. The council said it would continue engaging provincial authorities and businesses to address concerns and reduce regulatory hurdles.
At a glance
- SIFC committed to working with federal and provincial authorities on business bottlenecks.
- The meeting in Peshawar included the SIFC director general and chamber representatives.
- SIFC and the KP government discussed simplifying business procedures.
Originally reported by Mettis Global
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