Islamabad: Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar said the government is pursuing strong economic reforms. He emphasized that policies must remain consistent and transparent beyond political interests. The goal is to strengthen the foundations of Pakistan’s economy for long-term growth.
Speaking at the Pakistan Policy Dialogue, Ishaq Dar highlighted the government’s efforts under the Prime Minister’s leadership. Modern technology is being introduced across economic sectors. Reforms now focus on implementation with clear objectives rather than just committees and policy drafts.
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He said PIA privatization has successfully reduced the financial burden on the national treasury. The airline will operate on modern lines. Investor confidence has increased, showing that privatization can strengthen national institutions and attract investment.
The minister added that the government is addressing circular debt in the energy sector. Digital governance is being promoted to ensure transparency and improve efficiency. Discipline in payments and stronger regulators are key to maintaining economic stability.
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Ishaq Dar concluded that Pakistan has immense potential for growth. International rating agencies recognize the economy’s stability despite inherited imbalances. The government’s top priority remains Pakistan’s long-term national interests and sustainable development.