Pakistan’s fragile economic stability hinges on accelerating export growth, business leaders warned at a high-level roundtable, urging sweeping reforms in taxation, energy pricing and interest

Pakistan’s industrial expansion risks stagnation unless competition policy is elevated to the centre of economic strategy, experts warned, arguing that weak market rivalry has entrenched

Pakistan’s economy is firmly on a stabilisation and growth trajectory, its finance minister asserted at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting, pointing to stronger foreign-exchange

Pakistan’s economy expanded by 3.7% in the first quarter of fiscal year 2026 despite devastating floods, as industry surged 9.4%, offering early evidence that stabilisation

Pakistan’s vast coastline and maritime borders remain largely underexploited, contributing only 1% to GDP, a shortfall that Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal described as a missed