Pakistan’s state-owned enterprises are imposing a growing burden on public finances, with mounting losses, weak governance and rising fiscal support exposing a system where accountability

Pakistan’s economic stabilisation programme faces renewed strain as widening revenue shortfalls and a deteriorating external balance risk undermining key targets ahead of a crucial International

Pakistan’s foreign investment inflows have plunged sharply, exposing a widening crisis of investor confidence that threatens external stability and underscores deeper structural weaknesses in the

Pakistan’s long-term economic stability hinges on a decisive shift toward export-led growth, as policymakers warn that without a sustained expansion in exports, the country risks

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

Digitisation is essential to curb corruption, plug leakages and foster an inclusive economic system in Pakistan, according to Saif Ur Rehman, Coordinator to the Federal