Peshawar, “Central Asia’s Gateway”, hosted the Pakistan Business Summit 2025 under the patronage of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government. The Nutshel Group and Albraka Bank (Pakistan) Limited were jointly hosted, as a strategic partner with the Chamber of Commerce and Industry overseas, the summit was made up of “then forming”.
The opening session includes high -level leadership and key letters. He remarked Pakistan’s Senate and Chairman of Pakistan, Acting President of Pakistan, Yousuf Raza Gilani: “Empowering women, gaining peace, and promoting innovation will turn Pakistan’s flexibility into lasting prosperity, open global identity and economic power.”
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Governor, Faisal Karim Kundi, said: “Rich with housing power, minerals, and tourism capabilities, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa stands at a confluence, only through investment, peace with Afghanistan, and business banking can run the province.
Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue Senator Mohammad Aurangzeb called for justice: “National development is possible only when all citizens contribute equally through taxes, ensuring sustainable paths of justice, joint responsibility and economic.”
Federal Minister for Privatization, Muhammad Ali, highlighted structural reforms: “Pakistan’s economy should go to a market -based model, which reflects the power of 240 million people. Our efforts need structure, performance and competition.”
“Pakistan’s economy and business climate – is Pakistan ready to change?” There was an effective meeting with the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government, the finance minister, who said: “The most corporate tax and a return of profit is a compromise to get out of investors. Framework.”
Celebrating the sustainable spirit of Peshawar and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, three great sons of clay were honored, Prof. Dr. Mohammad Rehman, a successful heart surgeon and the founder of the Rehman Medical Institute (RMI). Prof. Dr. Abdul Bari Khan, insight behind the Indus Hospital network. And Jahangir Khan, the non -controversial squash legend so far. Everyone stands as a light of courage, service and virtue, which affects us today and for generations to come.
Wone Group CEO, Kan Terzigloo, clarified the urgent need for digital preparation. Mohammad Atif Haneef, CEO or Al -Baraka Bank (Pakistan) Limited, linked flexibility to opportunity, and the founder and chairman of the short group, Mohammad Azfar Ahsan, emphasized the stability of Pakistan as an essential prerequisite for regional prosperity, statement, education system.
Senior leaders and executives of Pakistan’s corporate and financial land renovation were gathered in the sessions after the summit, including HBL, National Bank of Pakistan, Dubai Islamic Bank, Military Fertilizer, State Life Insurance Corporation, State Life Insurance, Zakir, Zakir, Zakir, Zakir, Zakir, Zakir, Zakir, Zakir, Zakir, Zakir, Zakir, Zakir, Kovakor. Advisor to FacePal Bank, FacePail Bank, FacePail Bank, FacePal Bank, Ejark Bank, Agnic, TMC Private Limited, AKD Securities, and China Energy Group Advisor.
Along with this, global and local worried leaders of the ACCA, Weven, Al -Bank Bank (Pakistan) Limited, the planet, and the spectrico LLC are climate -related to climate flexibility, green financing, workplace change, artificial intelligence, agriculture, and Pakistan’s investment climate. Collectively, these views indicated that stability, innovation, financial inclusion and sustainable policies are the foundations for Pakistan’s economic rehabilitation.
Their collective discussions revolve around climate flexibility, sustainable financial change, workplace innovation, artificial intelligence, agriculture and investment. The key story is emphasized on the need for stability, trust, comprehensive policies, and innovation because there are the foundations for sustainable growth.
Air Chief Marshal (RTD) Sohail Aman closed the summit, observing: “Pakistan stands for the most opportunities where the outdoor environment is conducive, internally, we are harmonized, the private sector is ready for shoulder development, and the government is ready for convenience.”
Rabia Ahmed, director and CEO of the Nutsheel Group, pushed the summit ahead as a moderator.
The partners of the Summit included the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Pakistan (ICAP), Fail Bank Limited, National Bank of Pakistan, Dubai Islamic Bank Pakistan Limited, Bank of Khyber, State Life Insurance Corporation of Pakistan, Corporate Pakistan Group, ACCA, and Speakerica.