Pakistan is expected to exit the International Monetary Fund programme by mid-2026 as economic conditions show signs of steady improvement, according to recent official remarks. Authorities say the country is moving toward greater financial stability and self-reliance.
Speaking at a gathering of overseas Pakistanis in London, officials pointed to renewed investor confidence and improved macroeconomic indicators. They said recent policy measures have helped reverse the slowdown experienced in previous years.
A significant rise in workers’ remittances was highlighted as a key contributor to recovery, helping strengthen foreign exchange reserves. Officials added that continued focus on exports, productivity and youth-led entrepreneurship will be critical to sustaining long-term growth.
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