ISLAMABAD: Adviser to Prime Minister on Commerce, Textile and Industries and Production Investment Abdul Razak Dawood Thursday assured the Danish ambassador of his full support for forging Pakistan-Denmark economic cooperation and business linkages.

The government had taken various steps for ease of doing business for facilitating foreign and local investors, said a press issued by Ministry of Commerce here.

“We gave various incentives including rationalization of tax regime and improving visa facilitation to the foreign and local investors” the adviser said this in a meeting with the ambassador of Denmark to Pakistan, Rolf Holmboe here.

The adviser said that the reforms package, approved by the National Assembly yesterday, aimed at enhancing ease of doing business and providing an enabling environment for domestic as well as foreign investors to attract more investment in the country.

Ambassador of Denmark, Rolf Holmboe during his meeting with Razak Dawood stated that he believed that the efforts of the government to improve ease of doing business were necessary and would be highly useful in attracting investments and engagements to Pakistan.

Holmboe highly praised the dynamism of the government in working on these issues especially establishing long term policy frameworks in various sectors that allow the transparency and assurances needed to engage and invest.