Karachi port to receive investment of $250 million to undergo for some upgradation and development of new infrastructure to boost economic activities from Abu Dhabi in next ten years. The predominant goals of the agreement with Abu Dhabi Ports are to implement and ensure transparency, enhance capacity, and improve general port operations at Karachi Port. These initiatives are expected to streamline processes, reduce clearance times, and attract more shipping traffic, thereby boosting economic growth in the region. A major component of this development is the construction of a fully equipped multipurpose terminal. This terminal, costing $130 million, is expected to be completed within two years. Once operational, it will accommodate cargo ships with capacities of up to 120,000 tons. The call for using modern technology and machinery to improve cargo and container handling at the port besides reducing the clearance time. Investment in the improvement of the container terminal facility at Karachi Port featuring control, automated gates, 200-meter expansion in berth, crane rail track. It is also directed the railway authorities to provide freight bogies and other necessary rolling stock to operationalize the project and, and improve the transportation of cargo from the terminal.

Testing, production, and transmission of an additional 3 million metric standard cubic feet per day (MMSCFD) of natural gas has been done by Mari Petroleum. This achievement was announced subsequent to the submission of detailed reports to the Pakistan Stock Exchange. The gas extracted from the Ghazij Gas Field is now being supplied to Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited (SNGPL), a substantial breakthrough for Mari Petroleum. Mari Petroleum is actively preparing a comprehensive development plan specifically tailored for the Ghazij Gas Field. This plan is nearing completion and will soon be submitted to the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) for approval. This strategic initiative is expected to play a pivotal role in bolstering Pakistan's gas supply infrastructure, thereby enhancing energy security across the nation. Mari Petroleum's efforts signify a positive advancement in utilizing domestic natural gas resources to meet growing energy demands, reinforcing their commitment to sustainable development and contributing to the country's economic and energy goals.

Visa policy in Pakistan has undergone some major changes to attract foreign investors, tourists and other travelers. Businessmen and tourists can apply for online visa, even a day before travel. In a major change in visa policy, the visa fee has completely waived for the citizens of as many as 126 countries. The sum of visa processing after the waiver would be covered through foreign exchange earned through investment and tourism, including religious tourism of which Pakistan has immense potential. E-gates will be installed at main airports such as Islamabad, Lahore, and Karachi, as well as at Gwadar Harbour and nine other airports across Pakistan. These e-gates will enhance efficiency and convenience for travelers entering and exiting the country.

Pakistan has decided to outline a strategic road map to engross with Russia and connect the two nations via railway networks and secure trade routes. Three crucial rail routes to build linkages with Russia and Central Asian states these includes upgrading Quetta-Taftan rail network, the second route, the Kohat-Kharlachi rail network will be connected with Central Asian Republics through Afghanistan and the third route, the Minelik Express will connect Reko Diq with Gwadar. Doing business with Russian entities. which are already under sanctions, could pose challenges and developing a three-pronged strategy by government, including government-to-government (G2G) frameworks and projects, business-to-business (B2B) cooperation to foster trade and investment, and strategies to ensure safe trade and business operations.