Infrastructure Summit to take place in Karachi

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InfraZamin Pakistan, is an innovative and for-profit credit enhancement platform that enables the realization of a vision through the best possible financial scaffolding. It is designed to issue guarantees for supporting and promoting state-of-the-art, infrastructure projects. In collaboration with Nutshell Group, the Infrastructure Summit 2023 “Building for Impact” is being held on March 14 at a local hotel. With international speakers and representation of public and private institutions, this summit is focused on exploring the best financing pos- sible for the required infrastructure of projects in Pakistan. “Decades of policy neglect are now catching up. Add climate change to the mix - no wonder the outlook is grim without serious course correction now!” Maheen Rehman, CEO InfraZamin.

Infrastructure Summit 2023 will highlight the importance of sustainable infrastructure development across the country and the opportunities for raising funds. It will bring together thought leaders and experts from relevant industries to explore and discuss the best way forward.

The summit is being attended by the Governor, of the State Bank of Pakistan, M. Jameel Ahmad who will

Strengthening governance and combating corruption are also crucial steps towards achieving economic growth and social prosperity. By taking these actionable steps, Pakistan can harness its natural resources and boost its economy while providing universal social protection to its citizens, just like Singapore.

To read the full article visit www.dawn.com be speaking about Sustainable Infrastructure Financing. The Chairman, of the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan, Akif Saeed, will also be speaking about emphasizing the need for Developing Capital Market Ecosystems for Sustainable Infrastructure Funding. There will be an in-depth Conversation with Andrew Bainbridge, Chair, of the Private Infrastructure Development Group (PIDG) on “Lessons from the PIDG Experience on Blended Finance”. PIDG has mobilized almost USD 40 Billion of private sector and development finance funds to close 190 projects in over 50 countries and provide over 200 million people with access to improved infrastructure.