A meeting of the National Economic Council was held under the chair of PM Imran Khan in Islamabad today which was attended by the chief ministers of all the provinces and other members of the council.
The government is aiming to achieve six to seven percent growth rate target to materialize its promise to provide ample jobs in the country, the minister said.
Pakistan’s economy is set to surpass last year’s growth rate, while inflation and the fiscal deficit were both contained, according to a second quarterly report released by the State Bank of Pakistan.
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Addressing the Conference of International...
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan is expecting its growth to rise up to 7 percent in two years in the wake of heavy investment of more than $ 40 billion by China and other partners in infrastructure development projects, reports the Bloomberg.
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