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World Liberty Financial delegation meets Pakistan army chief, discusses fintech investment

ISPR says the meeting highlighted Pakistan’s fintech potential and investor-friendly policies

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World Liberty Financial delegation meets Pakistan army chief, discusses fintech investment

The discussions reflected increasing confidence among international private investors in Pakistan’s economic outlook, ISPR said.

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A delegation from World Liberty Financial USA, led by CEO Zachary Witkoff, met with Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff and Chief of Defence Forces, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, on Wednesday to discuss investment opportunities in Pakistan’s financial technology sector and strategies to strengthen digital finance and financial inclusion.

According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the meeting highlighted Pakistan’s growing potential as a hub for fintech-driven growth, with emphasis on cross-border digital payments, innovative financial technologies, and investor-friendly policies.

The discussions reflected increasing confidence among international private investors in Pakistan’s economic outlook.

Witkoff lauded Pakistan’s adoption of modern technologies to unlock economic opportunities and strengthen the financial sector, while Field Marshal Munir emphasized the country’s commitment to economic stability, creating a conducive environment for private investment, and fostering responsible participation of international partners in national development.

The engagement is part of Pakistan’s broader strategy to attract global investment in its fintech sector and integrate the country into the international digital finance ecosystem, signaling growing investor interest in the region.

Earlier today, Pakistan signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with SC Financial Technologies LLC, an affiliate of World Liberty Financial, aimed at exploring emerging digital payment systems, including the potential use of the company’s USD1 stablecoin for cross-border transactions.

The agreement is designed to establish structured dialogue and enhance technical understanding of secure, compliant, and transparent digital finance solutions.

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