Pakistan aims to become major economy before 2050

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has expressed confidence that Pakistan will join the world’s major economies before 2050. He said the country’s economy was moving towards growth and transformation with renewed confidence. Addressing the Pakistan Minerals Investment Forum 2026 in Islamabad, he welcomed international investors. He also highlighted mineral development as an important part of…

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