Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb stated Pakistan has reached a critical turning point. Macroeconomic stability, sustained reforms, and policy continuity are restoring confidence, opening new opportunities for domestic and global investors, and steering the economy toward export-led growth.
The country has achieved both a primary fiscal surplus and a current account surplus, with inflation falling sharply and foreign reserves rising above $14.5 billion. Structural reforms in taxation, energy, and state-owned enterprises aim to enhance global competitiveness while prioritising IT, agriculture, and textile exports.
Senator Aurangzeb emphasised long-term challenges, including climate resilience, women’s participation, and population growth. He invited international investors to engage with Pakistan, highlighting the nation’s economic potential, reform momentum, and opportunities in emerging sectors such as minerals, digital economy, and sustainable agriculture.
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