Is Pakistan considered a conflict country?

Question

We are considering placing funding for a company in Pakistan but are unfamiliar with whether or not it is considered a conflict country?

Answer 1

I'd avoid that unless you are looking at a potentially insanely high rate of return.

That's a high-risk country right now. US Service personnel stationed there receive hostile fire pay, that should tell you most of what you want to know.

The border conflict with India over the Kashmiri region is certainly an issue of concern, but the porous border with Afghanistan and terrorist activity should be much more of a red flag for anyone considering any sort of investment there.

Answer 2

As a Pakistani, brother don't invest your money there or any where in South Asia or Middle East.

Invest in places which are stable, despite lower returns.

In Pakistan, as in almost all 3rd World, there is too much red tape or strings attached deals or even political problems.

If you want to invest in Middle East, UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, and Bahrain are worth looking at. Even Saudia isn't that bad but be careful of Saudi conditions.

Answer 3

Dont you watch CNN??

Pakistan & India have border problems in Kashmir.

As well as the porous border with Afganistan.

Answer 4

what state is pakistan in? I would say there are conflicts in any state you move to...good luck.