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Pakistani Companies Invited to Participate in 2024 SelectUSA Investment Summit

  • December 9, 2024
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The US Mission in Pakistan is encouraging Pakistani companies to participate in the highly anticipated 2024 SelectUSA Investment Summit, an important platform designed to foster business investment and connect companies with global investors. Scheduled to take place from May 11 to 14, 2025, at National Harbor in Maryland, the SelectUSA Summit is the premier event for business leaders and investors looking to expand their operations and partnerships in the United States.

Each year, the SelectUSA Summit attracts over 5,000 attendees, including representatives from economic development organizations (EDOs) across US states and territories, as well as more than 2,500 investors hailing from over 90 international markets. This prestigious event provides a unique opportunity for Pakistani businesses to network with industry experts, gain insights into the US market, and explore potential avenues for growth and expansion.

During her address at the Fifth Pakistan-America Business Forum Summit held in Islamabad on Monday, US Chargé d’Affaires Natalie Baker urged Pakistani companies to consider the benefits of participating in the upcoming SelectUSA Summit. “We look to Pakistan to bolster the US economy through our SelectUSA program, which promotes foreign direct investment (FDI) in the United States,” she stated.

The SelectUSA Summit is considered an invaluable resource for companies aiming to break into or expand their presence in the US market. The summit provides a platform for participants to directly engage with key decision-makers and potential investors. Baker emphasized the importance of participation, saying, “I hope all of you will consider participating in our next SelectUSA Summit, as it will provide tremendous opportunities for business growth and cross-border collaboration.”

Highlighting the strong economic ties between the US and Pakistan, Baker pointed out that the US is Pakistan’s largest export market, accounting for 16% of the country’s total annual exports. There are also over 80 US firms operating in Pakistan, providing direct employment to 120,000 people and indirectly supporting more than a million others. These statistics underline the significant role the US plays in Pakistan’s economy, further solidifying the importance of strengthening this bilateral relationship.

Baker also underscored the substantial contributions made by USAID initiatives since 2021, which have led to $13 million in foreign direct investment (FDI) and contributed to a $41 million increase in US-Pakistan bilateral trade. “The continued growth of the US-Pakistan economic relationship is vital for both countries,” she remarked.

During her speech, Baker lauded Pakistan’s potential for growth, particularly in sectors such as technology, business, trade, climate resilience, and security. She emphasized the country’s young and dynamic population, which is poised to drive its economic future. “If Pakistan realizes its potential in these key sectors, the benefits will not only be felt within the country but will extend to the broader region and the global community,” she said.

Baker also highlighted the success of the USAID Pakistan Investment Promotion Activity, a series of roadshows in cities like Dubai, Riyadh, New York, San Francisco, and Washington. These events showcased 48 Pakistani companies now engaged with international investors, many of whom are part of the vibrant Pakistani diaspora. These initiatives have not only resulted in raising $13 million in foreign direct investment but also increased bilateral trade between the US and Pakistan by $41 million and generated $14.5 million in private sector investment.

The upcoming SelectUSA Investment Summit represents an exciting opportunity for Pakistani companies to forge new partnerships, learn from industry leaders, and explore the vast potential for expansion in the US market. With the continued growth of US-Pakistan economic relations, the summit promises to be an invaluable platform for businesses seeking to make their mark internationally.

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