LAHORE: Pakistan should take advantage of emerging global and regional opportunities by adopting strong economic and trade policies focused on investment, connectivity, and long-term growth, according to Beyond Time News.
Federal Tax Ombudsman (FTO) Coordinator Saif Ur Rehman shared these views during a meeting with industrialists in Lahore on Sunday. He also stressed the need to continue diplomatic efforts for lasting peace in the Middle East.
Regional Peace Brings New Economic Potential
Saif Ur Rehman said the recent Iran–US truce highlights Pakistan’s growing diplomatic relevance. He noted that improved regional stability could open new doors in energy cooperation, trade expansion, and industrial development.
He added that peace in the region would also help reduce uncertainty in global markets, especially in oil prices and supply chains.
Energy and Trade Opportunities for Industry
He pointed out that better relations between regional players could help Pakistan access affordable energy and raw materials. This would lower production costs for local industries and improve export competitiveness.
He further explained that stronger cross-border trade and industrial cooperation could support long-term economic expansion.
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Pakistan’s Role in Regional Diplomacy
Saif Ur Rehman said Pakistan’s efforts in promoting dialogue between global powers have strengthened its international image. He described Pakistan as a responsible country supporting peace and stability in the region.
He also noted that reduced tensions between the US and Iran have eased fears of disruption in global trade routes and energy supplies, which benefits developing economies like Pakistan.
Focus on Growth and Stability
He emphasized that Pakistan must align its policies with changing global conditions. According to him, smart economic planning and regional cooperation will be key to achieving sustainable growth in the coming years.
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