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<h1>IFC to Boost Equity Investments in Pakistan, Targeting Infrastructure with Up to $2 Billion Annually Over Next Decade</h1> The International Finance Corporation (IFC), part of the World Bank, is set to increase its equity investments in Pakistan, focusing on large-scale infrastructure projects. IFC Chief Makhtar Diop announced plans to unlock up to USD 2 billion annually over the next decade, aligning with the World Bank's USD 20 billion Country Partnership Framework. Diop highlighted the need for extensive infrastructure development in energy, water, and ports. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif praised IFC's role and urged further support in key sectors. Pakistan is currently under an IMF bailout and is working on economic reforms to stabilize its economy.