London: The Pakistani government is actively working to boost the country’s exports to $100 billion by 2029 as part of a new initiative, Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal announced during a meeting with the Pakistani Kashmiri community in the United Kingdom. This strategic move, under the ‘Uraan Pakistan’ initiative, aims to not only strengthen the national economy but also create job opportunities for young people and bolster the nation’s resilience against climate-related challenges.

According to a statement by Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, the government is crafting a comprehensive plan to engage overseas Pakistanis in national development through digital platforms. This effort highlights the government’s commitment to leveraging both international partnerships and domestic resources in pursuit of sustainable development goals.

Minister Iqbal emphasized the vital role overseas Pakistanis will play in this strategy. He noted that mobilizing this diaspora is key to achieving the ambitious export targets, aligning with the broader objectives of the ‘Uraan Pakistan’ initiative. The government is focused on harnessing the potential of global connections to drive economic growth and development.