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Pakistan, Saudi Arabia investors launch fund to boost trade, investment

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📍 Islamabad, PK·🕐 23h ago·2 outlets

A joint council of Saudi Arabian and Pakistani investors launched a private equity fund on Monday as part of the countries’ wider push to deepen two-way private sector trade and investment. The Saudi-Pakistan Joint Business Council, formed by the governments of both countries, said the fund’s initial size is “multi-hundred million”, which is expected to expand based on opportunities across sectors. In a statement, it said three-quarters of the fund will be invested in Pakistan, while the rest will go to Saudi Arabian projects. Islamabad and Riyadh share robust bilateral cooperation, with…

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[Claude] Report 2 covers the same Monday launch of the Saudi-Pakistani investors' private equity fund, with no conflicting facts.

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Pakistan, Saudi Arabia investors launch fund to boost trade, investment A joint council of Saudi Arabian and Pakistani investors launched a private equity fund on Monday as part of the countries’ wider push to deepen two-way private sector trade and investment. The Saudi-Pakistan Joint Business Council, formed by the governments of both countries, said the fund’s initial size is “multi-hundred million”, which is expected to expand based on opportunities across sectors. In a statement, it said three-quarters of the fund will be invested in Pakistan, while the rest will go to Saudi Arabian projects. Islamabad and Riyadh share robust bilateral cooperation, with…

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