Pakistan, July 19 -- Pakistan has reached a major economic milestone by posting a $2.1 billion current account surplus for the fiscal year-the first surplus in 14 years and the largest in over two decades. This achievement signals a strong turnaround in the country's external balance.

The surplus was driven by record-high remittances from overseas Pakistanis, a steady rise in exports, and focused structural reforms aimed at stabilizing the economy. These factors combined reflect renewed confidence from the global Pakistani community as well as determined efforts by the government.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif praised the economic team for their dedication, crediting their strategic planning and reforms for this success. He highlighted ...