Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal says the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor has regained momentum and entered Phase Two under Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's leadership.

He stated this during his visit to British International Investment in London today.

He said second phase of CPEC is creating significant opportunities for local and international businesses to become part of Pakistan's growth trajectory.

During the visit, Ahsan Iqbal held extensive discussions on mobilizing private sector participation to stimulate economic activity under the "URAAN PAKISTAN" initiative.

He highlighted the strategic role of British International Investment in driving investments across key sectors, particularly infrastructure and climate resilience.

Emphasizing the need to leverage Pakistan's Special Investment Facilitation Council, he underscored the platform's significance in attracting and facilitating both domestic and international investors.

Ahsan Iqbal emphasized that structural reforms are embedded within URAAN PAKISTAN's agenda to ensure the effective implementation of the 5Es Framework.

He noted that key reforms in energy pricing, supply chain optimization, and tax administration are already contributing to macroeconomic stability, with Pakistan showing signs of economic recovery.

The meeting concluded with a shared commitment to strengthening investment collaboration between Pakistan and British International Investment, reinforcing the country's position as a promising destination for global investors.