ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif chaired a high-level meeting on Monday to review the country’s overall economic performance and assess policy measures aimed at maintaining economic stability and accelerating growth, officials said.
During the meeting, the prime minister was briefed on key economic indicators, ongoing reform efforts, and strategies designed to strengthen investment, industrial production, and exports. Participants reviewed the government’s progress in stabilising the economy and discussed measures to support sustainable economic development.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said the government’s focus remains on transforming economic stability into long-term growth through reforms, increased productivity, and greater support for the business community. He reiterated that export-led growth remains a central pillar of the government’s economic agenda and stressed the need for coordinated efforts to expand investment and employment opportunities.
The meeting also reviewed policy proposals linked to the upcoming federal budget, with discussions centred on industrial development, production enhancement, and measures to improve the business environment. Officials informed the prime minister about ongoing initiatives intended to facilitate economic activity and strengthen investor confidence.
Participants highlighted improving macroeconomic indicators and emphasised the importance of maintaining reform momentum to ensure long-term economic resilience. The prime minister directed relevant authorities to continue implementing policies that support economic expansion while safeguarding fiscal stability.
The review comes as the government finalises economic priorities and development targets for the next fiscal year, with policymakers aiming to build on recent gains in economic stability and create conditions for higher growth in the months ahead.
