Saira Imran Foreign investment in Pakistan is growing fast, helping to strengthen the country’s economy. The State Bank of Pakistan has officially confirmed this progress.
According to the State Bank, Pakistan received a significant rise in direct foreign investment due to the policies of the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC).
In September 2025, the energy sector attracted the highest foreign investment, reaching 87 million dollars. The financial and food sectors also showed positive growth, receiving 66.58 million and 25.3 million dollars, respectively.
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Overall, foreign investment in Pakistan during September 2025 totaled 185.62 million dollars. The first quarter of the current fiscal year recorded strong growth, with the energy sector leading at 3.244 million dollars in total investment.
The increase in foreign investment in Pakistan reflects growing global confidence in the country’s economy. Investment in energy and other key sectors will help promote industrial development and long-term economic stability.
The State Bank noted that effective policies and reforms introduced by the SIFC have restored investor trust. These efforts continue to improve Pakistan’s financial outlook and attract more international investors.
In conclusion, foreign investment in Pakistan continues to grow steadily. This positive trend highlights international trust and ensures progress toward a stable, self-reliant economy.
