ISLAMABAD – Prime Minister Imran Khan Monday shared a survey conducted by an international organization showing a dramatic surge in the confidence of foreign investors in Pakistan’s business environment.
The premier took to Twitter stating that Pakistan stood at 9% on the Overseas Investors Chambers of Commerce and Industry’s (OICCI) Business Confidence Index (BCI) as compared to -50% in 2020.
“More good news on econ front. OICCI’s BCI Survey shows Pak standing at positive score of 9%, an improvement of 59% from -50% score of May ’20,” he wrote.
The PM further said that OICCI members’ confidence also surged dramatically. In 2020, Pakistan ranked at -74%. However, this year, the score stands at 34%, with an improvement of 108 points.
More good news on econ front. OICCI's BCI Survey shows Pak standing at positive score of 9%, an improvement of 59% from -50% score of May '20. OICCI mbrs confidence stands at +34% vs -74% in 2020, a turnaround of 108%. Dramatic rise in confidence of business esp foreign investors pic.twitter.com/Sw1cT3BK8p
— Imran Khan (@ImranKhanPTI) August 23, 2021
In August last year, the results of its Business Confidence Index (BCI) Survey – Wave 19 showed that the overall Business Confidence Score (BCS) in Pakistan stood at minus 50%.
