Pakistan, June 13 -- Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal presented Pakistan's Development Budget for 2025-2026, highlighting a strong shift from crisis to confidence. He reminded the nation that just two years ago, Pakistan was on the edge of economic collapse. Now, the country is focusing on growth, stability, and transformation. The GDP has started to rebound with 2.7% growth this year, and the government is targeting 4.2% for the next. Investor confidence is also at a six-year high, signaling a brighter outlook.

The total development budget stands at Rs. 4.2 trillion. This includes Rs. 1 trillion from the federal government and Rs. 3.2 trillion from provinces. It is closely tied to the government's "Uraan Pakistan" vision. Ahsan Iqbal empha...