Pakistan, April 28 -- Pakistan's Finance Minister, Senator Mohammad Aurangzeb, presented the country's economic recovery at the Pakistan Conference 2025 at Harvard University. He highlighted the progress made despite inheriting significant challenges such as a contracting GDP and dwindling reserves. According to Aurangzeb, Pakistan has stabilized its economy, restored investor confidence, and reignited growth.

Aurangzeb emphasized key achievements, including reducing inflation to 0.7%, the lowest in 60 years, and doubling foreign exchange reserves. He also noted a 44% increase in foreign direct investment (FDI) and a 24% rise in IT exports. Pakistan has even achieved a fiscal surplus for the first time in 24 years, with a higher primary ...