By Pakistan has launched an ambitious economic plan, “Uraan Pakistan,” aiming to achieve a six percent growth rate and boost exports to $60 billion over the next five years. The plan also targets a significant reduction in greenhouse gas emissions and an increase in renewable energy sources.
However, experts have expressed skepticism about the feasibility of these goals, citing the country’s current economic indicators, political instability, and security concerns.
Former Finance Minister Dr. Hafiz Pasha has termed the targets as “unrealistic,” while economist Abbas Musavi has emphasized the need for political stability and security to achieve economic growth.
