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NAB Establishes Committee to Protect Investors from Harassment

October 16, 2026 • 1 hour ago •

ISLAMABAD: The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) has formed a dedicated committee aimed at safeguarding investors from harassment, a move announced on Wednesday amid growing concerns over the treatment of business stakeholders in Pakistan.

The committee’s establishment comes as part of NAB’s broader initiative to enhance the business environment and restore investor confidence. An official statement highlighted that the committee will address grievances and ensure that investors can operate without fear of undue pressure or intimidation.

This initiative is expected to have significant implications for the Pakistani economy, particularly as the country seeks to attract foreign investment and stimulate economic growth. By fostering a more secure environment for investors, NAB aims to bolster economic stability and encourage entrepreneurship.

Looking ahead, the committee is set to hold its first meeting next week to outline its objectives and operational framework. Stakeholders from various sectors are expected to be invited to provide input and share their experiences regarding investor harassment.