Federal Minister Ahsan Iqbal has unveiled a strategy to boost Pakistan’s exports to $100 billion through industrial clusters across eight key sectors. The plan focuses on global supply chain integration, stronger production capacity and sustainable employment opportunities.
Pakistan’s growing poverty, mounting public debt and massive interest payments raise serious questions about government spending and national priorities. Dr Alamdar Hussain Malik examines the need for accountability, fiscal discipline and reforms that put ordinary citizens first.
“Uraan Pakistan” is a five-year National Economic Transformation Plan (2024–2029) launched by the Government of Pakistan as a broad policy framework aimed at restructuring and revitalizing the national economy. One of its central objectives is to achieve a significant expansion in exports, targeting an increase in export earnings to around $60 billion by 2029, along...
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