ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s top investment body, the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) and Saudi Arabia’s Najd Gateway Holding Company have signed an agreement to cultivate 5,000 acres of Alfalfa cattle fodder, state-run media reported on Monday. Pakistan set up the SIFC, a hybrid civil-military forum, in June last year to attract international investment, particularly from Gulf countries, in its key economic sectors. The council was set up as Pakistan faced tough economic challenges amid dwindling forex reserves and a rapidly depreciating national currency.