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A common climate challenge calls for joint action

A common climate challenge calls for joint action
Pakistan and Bangladesh may differ in geography, population and economic structure, but both countries face a growing set of challenges that demand cooperation rather than isolation. Agriculture remains central to the livelihoods of millions in both count…
Building a culture of savings and investment
Pakistan’s economic trajectory has historically been constrained by low savings rates, which in turn limit investment capacity and increase reliance on external borrowing. In this context, the mutual fund industry represents a strategic lever for mobilizi…
A strategic opening
The emphasis on transforming diplomatic goodwill into tangible economic outcomes is both timely and necessary. For years, Pakistan’s trade outreach has remained limited in scope, often constrained by geography and perception. The renewed focus on Africa, …
Sustainable growth agenda picks up pace
At a time when developing economies face mounting pressure to transition to low-carbon growth without compromising development goals, such engagements carry both strategic and practical significance. The meeting between Dr Musadik Malik and Ma Jun reflect…
Tax reforms for REIT growth
The success of REIT reforms will depend on sustained coordination, policy consistency, and timely execution. If implemented effectively, these measures could transform REITs into a cornerstone of Pakistan’s capital markets enhancing transparency, mobilizi…
Sustainable growth back on agenda
Pakistan’s economic landscape has long been shaped by structural imbalances, with climate risks now compounding existing vulnerabilities. Floods, water stress, and energy challenges have underscored the urgency of embedding resilience into development pla…
Strategic seas, economic gains
Pakistan’s maritime sector is once again at the centre of economic policymaking, with the government projecting it as a catalyst for regional trade integration and long-term growth. Federal Minister for Maritime Affairs Muhammad Junaid Anwar Chaudhry’s re…
Investment focus reshapes EU ties
At the core of this evolving partnership lies a recognition that preferential trade access, particularly under the GSP Plus framework, has served as a foundation but not a ceiling for bilateral engagement. While exports to the European market have long be…
From policy to practice
Pakistan’s engagement with the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) reflects a timely and necessary shift toward aligning economic policy with environmental sustainability. As climate pressures intensify and fiscal constraints tighten, the ability to mobi…
Economic discipline vs public relief
Pakistan’s reliance on imported oil leaves it exposed to external shocks, particularly fluctuations driven by conflicts such as tensions between the United States and Iran. These geopolitical fault lines routinely disrupt global oil supply chains, trigger…
Promise, policy and the challenge of delivery
The inauguration of the country’s first FIFA Arena mini pitch project at a government school represents more than a symbolic gesture. It reflects a growing recognition that structured sports facilities at the grassroots level can serve as powerful tools f…

US policy on Iran is having an impact on the region: SK Niazi

From local talent to global markets

The Long March of Disorder

Establishment of new provinces is the need of the hour: SK Niazi

Trade diplomacy and economic opportunity
Pakistan’s engagement with the United States has often been viewed through the lens of security and strategic interests. However, recent developments suggest a gradual but important shift toward economic diplomacy. The emphasis placed during the meeting o…
Building a culture of savings and investment
Pakistan’s economic trajectory has historically been constrained by low savings rates, which in turn limit investment capacity and increase reliance on external borrowing. In this context, the mutual fund industry represents a strategic lever for mobilizi…
A strategic opening
The emphasis on transforming diplomatic goodwill into tangible economic outcomes is both timely and necessary. For years, Pakistan’s trade outreach has remained limited in scope, often constrained by geography and perception. The renewed focus on Africa, …
Sustainable growth agenda picks up pace
At a time when developing economies face mounting pressure to transition to low-carbon growth without compromising development goals, such engagements carry both strategic and practical significance. The meeting between Dr Musadik Malik and Ma Jun reflect…
Tax reforms for REIT growth
The success of REIT reforms will depend on sustained coordination, policy consistency, and timely execution. If implemented effectively, these measures could transform REITs into a cornerstone of Pakistan’s capital markets enhancing transparency, mobilizi…
Sustainable growth back on agenda
Pakistan’s economic landscape has long been shaped by structural imbalances, with climate risks now compounding existing vulnerabilities. Floods, water stress, and energy challenges have underscored the urgency of embedding resilience into development pla…
Strategic seas, economic gains
Pakistan’s maritime sector is once again at the centre of economic policymaking, with the government projecting it as a catalyst for regional trade integration and long-term growth. Federal Minister for Maritime Affairs Muhammad Junaid Anwar Chaudhry’s re…
Investment focus reshapes EU ties
At the core of this evolving partnership lies a recognition that preferential trade access, particularly under the GSP Plus framework, has served as a foundation but not a ceiling for bilateral engagement. While exports to the European market have long be…
From policy to practice
Pakistan’s engagement with the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) reflects a timely and necessary shift toward aligning economic policy with environmental sustainability. As climate pressures intensify and fiscal constraints tighten, the ability to mobi…
Economic discipline vs public relief
Pakistan’s reliance on imported oil leaves it exposed to external shocks, particularly fluctuations driven by conflicts such as tensions between the United States and Iran. These geopolitical fault lines routinely disrupt global oil supply chains, trigger…

US policy on Iran is having an impact on the region: SK Niazi

From local talent to global markets

The Long March of Disorder

Establishment of new provinces is the need of the hour: SK Niazi

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