Pakistan’s poverty rate has surged sharply in recent years, exposing deep structural weaknesses in the economy and intensifying calls for a decisive shift toward export-led

Pakistan’s economy has regained macroeconomic stability, yet its transition to sustained growth increasingly depends on expanding agricultural finance and improving inclusion for small farmers, according

Export-led growth is the only viable and sustainable route to Pakistan’s economic revival, according to Sardar Tahir Mehmood, President of the Islamabad Chamber of Commerce

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