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Pakistan's Investment Council Plan

The Government of Pakistan has established the Special Investment Facilitation Council Cabinet Committee (SIFC-CC) to facilitate investment and privatization across various sectors. The committee is chaired by the Prime Minister and includes several key ministers, with the SIFC providing secretarial support. Decisions made by the SIFC-CC will be presented to the Federal Cabinet for ratification.

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Pakistan's Investment Council Plan

The Government of Pakistan has established the Special Investment Facilitation Council Cabinet Committee (SIFC-CC) to facilitate investment and privatization across various sectors. The committee is chaired by the Prime Minister and includes several key ministers, with the SIFC providing secretarial support. Decisions made by the SIFC-CC will be presented to the Federal Cabinet for ratification.

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TO BE PUBLISHED IN THE GAZETTE OF PAKISTAN EXTRAORDINARY

GOWRNMENT OF PAKISTAN
CABINET SECRETARIAT
CABINET DIVISION

Islamabad, the 27th May, 2024

NOTIFICATION

No.F.5/3/2024-Com.- The Prime Minister, in terms of rule 17(2) of the Rules


of Business, 1973, has been pleased to constitute the Special Investment Facilitation
Council Cabinet Committee (SIFC-CC), as follows:

1. The Prime Minister Chairman


2. Minister for Finance Member
3. Minister for Defence/Defence Production Member
4. Minister for Planning, Development & Special Initiatives Member
5. Minister for Information Technology & Telecommunication Member
6. Minister for National Food Security & Research Member
7. Minister for Power Member
8. Minister for Water Resources Member
9. Minister for Law and Justice Member
10. Minister for Board of Investment Member
11. Minister for Industries and Production Member
12. Minister for Petroleum Member

By Special Invitation/Co-Opted:

1. Chief of the Army Staff


2. Provincial Chief Ministers
3. National Coordinator

2. The Terms of Reference (ToRs) of the Committee shall be same as those of


Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC), as notified from time to time, in accordance
with the scope of work and functions laid down in section 10(B) and 10(C) of the Board of
Investment Ordinance, 2001 (Annex-I), to the extent of cases lying within the purview of
the Cabinet. Such cases, i.e. those that fall in the purview of the Cabinet within the scope of
the SIFC, shall be presented and disposed of in the SIFC - CC in accordance of the Rules of

Business, 1973.
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3. SIFC shall provide Secretarial support to the Committee.

4. The Prime Minister has further been pleased to desire that the decisions of
SIFC- Cabinet Committee shall be placed before the Federal Cabinet for ratification.

(Muhariwia^
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SeZuoi fficer
(C^iunet ( tmittees)
The Manager, Ph# 9203016
Printing Corporation of Pakistan Press,
Islamabad

Copy forwarded to:

1. All members of the Cabinet and SIFC-CC, Adnserfs) to the Prime Minister
Ministers of State and Speoal Assistant(s) to the Prime Minister
2. Secretary to the President
3. Secretary to the Prime Minister
4. Printinal S/AddltliiKretan« ’"Charge of Minrstries/Divisions
5. Principal Information Officer, Press Information Department, Islamabad

(Muhai ajq6b UllaW


Officer
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Annex-I

For furthering the functions of the BOI the Federal


Government may, as and when it considers necessary, issue
directives to the BOI on matters of policy, and such directives shall
be binding on the BOI. If a question arises whether any matter is a
matter of policy or not, the decision of the Federal Government shall

be final.

CHAPTER HA

Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC)

10A. Establishment of a Special Investment Facilitation Council.


(1) The Federal Government shall, by notification in the
official gazette, establish a Special Investment Facilitation
Council (SIFC), for carrying out the purposes envisioned
under this Chapter of the Ordinance.

(2) The SIFC shall consist of a Secretary, who shall also


serve as the Principal Accounting Officer, and such members,
as may be notified by the Federal Government, from time to
time.

(3) The President of the SIFC shall be the Prime Minister of


Pakistan.

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(4) The President of the SIFC may co-opt any person as a


member, or may require attendance of any person by special
invitation, as deemed appropriate.

10B. Scope of work of the Special Investment Facilitation


Council, - (1) The SIFC shall facilitate investment and
privatization in areas, including, but not limited to, Defence,
agriculture, infrastructure development, strategic initiatives,
logistics, minerals, information technology,
telecommunication and energy (hereinafter referred to as the
'Relevant Fields'), and shall take all necessary measures in
order to establish, facilitate, encourage and promote
opportunities for investment, as well as, inter alia, business in
and for Pakistan.

(2) The Federal Government may notify any other area,


sector, industry or projects as Relevant Field through a
notification in the official Gazette to be processed under this
Chapter.

(3) The Provincial Government or an entity authorized by the


said Government in this behalf may also refer any sector,
industry or project to SIFC to be processed under this
Chapter.
10C. Functions of the Special Investment Facilitation Council.
(1) Without prejudice to the generality of section 10B, the
SIFC shall, inter alia,:-

(a) act as 'Single Window for multi-domain cooperation in


Relevant Fields with GCC countries, in particular, and

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other countries in general, for facilitation of investment
and development of an enabling policy environment;

(b) recommend approvals, execute commercial


transactions, and/or enter into arrangements and
agreements, directly or indirectly, with local and foreign
investors;

(c) enter into commercial engagements and transact with


governmental as well as corporate entities, for the
purposes envisioned under this Chapter of the Ordinance.

(d) prepare long-term road-map for growth, development


and investment in the 'Relevant Fields', while capitalizing
on fast track initiatives;

(e) enhance awareness of Pakistan's latent potential in the


'Relevant Fields’;

(f) improve ease of doing business by, inter alia, facilitating


timely decision making, avoiding duplication of effort, fast-
uccking investment and projects implementation, etc.;

(g) monitor the progress of investment programs and


projects at all stages and ensure, through inter-agency
and inter-provincial coordination, prompt implementation
and operations thereof;

(h) review investment promotion plans, formulate


institutional arrangements, make transparent and
simplified procedures and guidelines for investment
promotion;

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