Islamabad, May 21 -- The Pakistani federal government has reportedly fallen short of its economic growth target for the fiscal year 2024-25, achieving a growth rate of just 2.68 per cent against a projected 3.6 per cent, as reported by ARY News on Tuesday, citing sources from Pakistan's National Accounts Committee.

According to ARY News, the report was revealed during a meeting of the National Accounts Committee, chaired by Pakistan's Secretary of Planning.

The meeting revealed that the country's economic output reached USD 411 billion, with per capita income increasing to USD 1,824. Sector-wise performance varied, with agriculture growing by 1.8 per cent during the first three quarters, while the industrial sector declined by 1.14 per ...