Prime Minister's Youth Programme Chairman Rana Mashhood said on Friday that the country's economy was "reviving" following the general elections, held in February.
Addressing the press conference flanked by a Commonwealth delegation, Mashhood said: "The world is turning its focus towards Pakistan now. Billions of dollars are being invested in the country. The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is about to revive again."
"The inflation in the country is being reduced," she said.
Speaking about the deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Mashhood said: "Reaching a deal with the IMF is the need of the hour."
"It's been seven years since foreign investment could come into the country," he said.
He said: "Now the investors are showing confidence in the country."
– Country on verge of economic stability –
Last month in April, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said that the country was on the verge of economic stability.
According to details, PM Shehbaz held a meeting with the delegation of Istanbul Grand Airport.
On this occasion, the premier said: "The country is looking to rely on a public private partnership. The investors and businesspersons have been welcomed here."
"We are willing to expand the investment and partnership with our brotherly country, Turkiye," he added.
PM Shehbaz said: "We are taking measures to further facilitate the passengers at the airports."
"It is our topmost priority to ensure transparency in the entire process of airport outsourcing," the premier said.
The delegation showed their interest in investment and partnership in Pakistan.
