Pakistan’s economic future depends on the credibility of its reforms
Injustice inherent in Pakistan’s taxation framework limits revenue mobilisation and erodes public trust in the system
Pakistan should develop an integrated institutional structure for crypto oversight
Floods are not mere natural disasters; they reflect our institutional failures
The climate crisis is a an industrial product manufactured, packaged and auctioned to the highest bidder
The Tianjin Declaration will be remembered for its vision of multipolarity and integration. But critical gaps remain
The choice before Pakistan is stark: it can continue the cycle of reactive relief or embrace a transformative agenda
The current economic stabilisation provides a foundation for inclusive and equitable growth
Record revenue collection can mask a weakening economic core and create an illusion of fiscal strength
The government must seize this moment to reconstruct the tax regime as an instrument of equitable growth
The economic challenges confronting Pakistan today are as complex as they are stark and severe
Pakistan needs meaningful redistribution policies that can uplift the downtrodden. This budget offers no such thing
Pakistan’s economic sovereignty hinges on visionary leadership
The IMF-supported reform programme provides a framework, but the national will and institutional capability must deliver the outcome
The way forward for Pakistan’s economic resilience lies in its ability to combine IMF-prescribed reforms with homegrown innovation
The ability to maintain reform momentum amidst political transitions shows the resolve in Pakistan’s economic management
With coordinated efforts across all levels of government and society, the country can build a more resilient economy
The solution to Pakistan’s investment drought lies in fundamental reforms
IMF’s ongoing engagement with Pakistan provides an important opportunity for the country to address its economic challenges
Building economic resilience demands coordinated efforts across all sectors
