Washington: Pakistan’s economy is reportedly on a path toward sustainable growth, according to statements made by the country’s Minister for Finance, Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb. Speaking to media representatives in Washington, Aurangzeb outlined key indicators of economic improvement and emphasized the government’s commitment to ongoing reform efforts.

Aurangzeb highlighted several positive trends, including an increase in foreign reserves, improved inflation patterns, a favorable credit outlook, and a reduction in the fiscal deficit. He attributed these developments to what he described as prudent government measures.

A notable advancement, according to the Finance Minister, is the inclusion of agricultural income within the tax framework, marking a significant policy shift. Aurangzeb asserted that achieving macroeconomic stability is essential for ensuring Pakistan’s long-term economic expansion.

The Finance Minister’s comments come amidst broader discussions on Pakistan’s economic strategies and their potential impact on the nation’s financial health. His remarks underscore the government’s focus on maintaining the current trajectory to secure economic sustainability.