The Council of Ministers explores international best practices
Islamabad: In response to past disputes and international legal challenges facing Pakistan, cabinet members are advocating for a comprehensive study of global best practices to instill confidence in investors about the safety of their investments in the country. The move comes in light of previous legal clashes between foreign companies and the Pakistani government, which arose after those companies were denied projects in the country following investigations by local anti-corruption agencies. A notable case is that of Reko Diq, which ended up in international courts, forcing Pakistan to seek out-of-court settlements to start work on the project and avoid multi-billion
