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Pakistan's Finance Minister Meets IFFCO Delegation on Investment Plans

Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb welcomed UAE-based IFFCO Group's interest in expanding operations in Pakistan, pledging government support.

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ISLAMABAD — Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb on Monday welcomed the interest of International Foodstuffs Company (IFFCO) in expanding its investment and business operations in Pakistan, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP).

The minister held a meeting with a delegation from IFFCO Group, a UAE-headquartered multinational, led by the company's Global Group leadership, APP reported.

During the meeting, Aurangzeb assured the delegation of the government's continued support and facilitation for the company's business activities in the country, according to the report.

The discussion focused on investment expansion and business facilitation, though APP's report did not specify further details of the topics covered or any concrete agreements reached during the meeting.

APP did not provide additional details on the size or nature of IFFCO's proposed investment, or a timeline for any expansion plans.

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