SIFC Sectors Overview
Allah Almighty has blessed Pakistan with enormous natural resources and a young and skilled human resource. To optimize this potential, the Government of Pakistan has decided to open various sectors for prospective investments from brotherly and friendly countries, as part of the 'Economic Revival Plan.' To this end, four sectors have been initially identified, offering significant investment opportunities and promising dividends.
Agriculture Sector
Potentials
15th
Agriculture Producing Country
7th
Largest Wheat Producer
5th
Largest Cotton producer
6th
Largest Mango producer
5th
Largest Sugarcane Producer
6th
Largest Onion Producer
3rd
Largest Milk producer
11th
Largest Poultry market
20th
Largest Livestock
10th
Largest Rice Producer
24.1 Million
Hectares Cultivable Land
IT Sector
Potentials
2nd
Largest IT Freelancing
4th
Largest IT Workforce
1st
Most Financially Attractive Location For Outsourcing
70%
Savings On Annual Operational Expenses Compared To North America & Europe
2nd
Largest In Software Development & Technology
600 K+
IT Professionals
40 K+
IT Graduates & Engineers Each Year
3rd
Largest Contributor Of Online Labor
Mines And Minerals Sector
Potentials
6 Trillion USD
Mineral Resources
2nd
Largest Coal Reserves
7th
Largest Copper Reserves
2nd
Largest Salt Reserves
USD 30-40 Billion
Inflows In Next 30 Years (Riko Diq)
90+
Minerals Discovered
66%
Outcrop Area
300 K
Employment
Energy Sector
Potentials
2,900 GW
Solar Energy Potential
132 GW
Wind Energy Potential
60 GW
Hydro Energy Potential
1.5 times
Energy Demand To Increase By 2030
187 Energy producers
In Public/Private Sectors, In Pakistan
27% of crude oil
Was Locally Produced, While 73% Was Imported
2.4%/ annum (estimated)
Increase In Oil Demand Till 2050