InfraZamin Pakistan Global Leaders Back Sustainable Investment at London Climate Week

InfraZamin Pakistan brought together global leaders during London Climate Action Week 2026 to discuss strategies for expanding sustainable infrastructure and climate investment in Pakistan.

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The roundtable, titled “Investing in Pakistan’s Sustainable Transformation,” took place at the headquarters of the Private Infrastructure Development Group (PIDG) in London. InfraZamin Pakistan organised the event in collaboration with PIDG.

Moreover, the forum gathered senior representatives from government, financial institutions, development finance institutions, commercial banks, institutional investors and the private sector from Pakistan and the United Kingdom.

The discussion featured Jane Marriott, Zafar Masud, Atif Bajwa, and Ayesha Khan.

Meanwhile, Maheen Rahman and Philippe Valahu jointly chaired the session.

Participants agreed that Pakistan offers strong opportunities for climate and infrastructure investment. However, they said greater collaboration between investors, government institutions, blended finance providers and project developers remains essential.

Furthermore, the participants identified the need for a stronger pipeline of investment-ready projects. They also called for supportive policies, practical financing solutions and improved coordination to attract more private capital.

The roundtable produced several key recommendations. First, participants proposed creating a multi-stakeholder task force to develop investable infrastructure projects. Second, they recommended establishing a coordinated platform linking the public sector, private sector and financial institutions.

In addition, the participants called for stronger market research and evidence-based analysis to improve financing structures and policy decisions. They also urged greater investment in climate-smart agriculture to strengthen food security, productivity and economic resilience.

Finally, the forum emphasised the importance of supportive regulatory policies and targeted incentives to encourage private-sector investment in sustainable infrastructure.

The event concluded with a shared commitment to mobilise more private capital for Pakistan’s green transition. Overall, participants praised InfraZamin Pakistan for hosting the dialogue and pledged to continue working together on future climate and infrastructure initiatives.