Islamabad, Minister for Planning and Development Ahsan Iqbal has underscored the critical importance of enhancing Pakistan’s exports as a strategic measure to bolster the country’s foreign exchange reserves. Speaking at a Steering Committee meeting on the ‘5Es’ in Islamabad, Iqbal outlined an ambitious goal to significantly expand Pakistan’s export volume from thirty billion dollars to one hundred billion dollars over the next eight years.

According to Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, the Minister highlighted the government’s focus on digitalization as a cornerstone for modernizing governance and fostering economic development along contemporary lines. He pinpointed the ‘Five Es’ strategy as pivotal for driving improvements across all economic sectors, calling for a unified effort from all ministries to implement this holistic framework effectively.

Iqbal’s call to action represents a concerted push towards establishing a robust, export-driven economy, recognizing the vital role that increased foreign exchange reserves play in ensuring Pakistan’s financial stability and growth. The initiative reflects a broader vision for economic reform, emphasizing innovation, efficiency, and collaborative governance as key drivers of progress.