Innovation, mindset shift key to Pakistan’s growth, says NFL CEO at Harvard Conference
KARACHI: Striving to become a knowledge-based economy should be a priority for Pakistan, but it requires more than just investment; it demands a shift in mindset and a commitment to innovation, Abrar Hasan, Global CEO of National Foods Limited (NFL), said at the Pakistan Conference 2025 at Harvard in Cambridge, US.
According to a statement issued on Monday, Abrar emphasised that this transformation is not easy, but embracing change will be key to driving sustainable growth and global competitiveness. He said that NFL has witnessed firsthand how strategic planning and innovation can drive industry growth.
“These strategic initiatives have enabled us to bring the rich culinary heritage of Pakistan to tables across the world, redefining how our cuisines are experienced globally,” he added.
NFL is one of the main sponsors and a leading Pakistani company at this landmark global forum, which is a student-led initiative aimed at serving as a transformative platform for dialogue.
Abrar concluded that National Foods takes pride in supporting the conference, which has highlighted the opportunities and challenges facing Pakistan’s economy, and how these complexities can be navigated to foster economic resilience.
Chair of the Pakistan Conference 2025 at Harvard Muhammad Hadi acknowledged NFL’s contribution, stating, “We are proud to have National Foods Limited as a key partner for the first-ever Pakistan Conference 2025 at Harvard. We hope this is the beginning of a great journey. National Foods’ presence here is more than a partnership -- their commitment to bridging cultures through cuisine and fusion aligns with the essence of this conference.”
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