Pakistan, Saudi Arabia launch joint equity fund, 75% investment earmarked for Islamabad
Monday, November 9, 2026 · first reported by Firstpost and 1 other
Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have launched a joint private equity fund aimed at boosting bilateral trade and investment, official media reported on Monday. Pakistan Television said investors from both countries set it up, starting at several hundred million dollars, and that further growth is possible depending on opportunities in different sectors.
The Saudi-Pakistan Joint Business Council, formed by the two governments, took the initiative. Under its decision, three-quarters of the capital will be placed in Pakistan and the remainder in Saudi Arabian projects.
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- Pakistan-Saudi Joint Equity Fund
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- Middle East, Asia-Pacific
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