Islamabad: Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has expressed confidence in Pakistan’s economic outlook, stating that further improvements are expected during the upcoming fiscal year as the country continues its efforts toward sustainable growth and financial stability.
Addressing participants via video link at the Pakistan Stock Exchange, the finance minister highlighted the government’s ongoing economic reforms and emphasized that key indicators are showing signs of recovery. He said the administration remains focused on strengthening investor confidence and creating a favorable business environment.
Muhammad Aurangzeb noted that Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s recent visit to China marked an important milestone in bilateral economic cooperation. According to him, the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) has entered a new phase driven by business-to-business (B2B) engagement between companies from both countries.
He explained that economic and commercial ties between Pakistan and China are improving steadily, creating new opportunities for investment, trade, and industrial collaboration. The enhanced private-sector partnership is expected to contribute significantly to Pakistan’s economic development.
The finance minister said the government is committed to maintaining economic stability and implementing policies that encourage investment, boost productivity, and support long-term growth. He expressed optimism that the positive economic momentum would continue in the next fiscal year.
Speaking about the capital market, Aurangzeb praised the performance of the Pakistan Stock Exchange, describing it as one of the most rewarding markets for investors. He stated that Pakistan’s stock market has delivered strong returns and continues to attract investor interest.
