Pakistan Needs Strategic Shifts for Higher Growth, Says Privatization Adviser
Muhammad Ali says Pakistan must change its growth model, build productive scale and compete globally to turn macroeconomic stability into sustained growth.
The Adviser to the Prime Minister on Privatization and Chairman of the Privatization Commission, Muhammad Ali, said on Thursday that Pakistan needs to make three strategic moves to translate macroeconomic stability into sustainable and higher economic growth.
According to Muhammad Ali, the country must change the way it grows, build productive scale, and compete globally in order to achieve this transition.
The remarks were made by the adviser in comments reported by the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP), though further details of the specific measures or the context in which the statement was made were not immediately available.
Muhammad Ali's comments come amid ongoing discussions in Pakistan regarding economic policy and efforts to stabilize and grow the national economy.
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