Stock Market Rebounds as Pakistan’s Economic Outlook Improves,Ahsan Iqbal

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Narowal (News Desk): Federal Minister for Planning and Development, Ahsan Iqbal, has highlighted the significant economic progress under the leadership of the Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) [PML-N], pointing out the government’s commitment to launching development projects across the country to benefit both the public and the national economy. Iqbal made these remarks while laying the foundation stone for the Rahimabad to Sankhatra road project.

During his speech, Iqbal criticized the tenure of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), stating that the previous government had slowed down development projects in Punjab, further complicating the issues faced by the public. However, he emphasized that under PML-N’s leadership, a new era of development had begun in the province, with key projects now moving forward.

Ahsan Iqbal also spoke about the positive trends in Pakistan’s stock market, which had previously plummeted to 30,000 points. He stated that it has now risen to over 100,000 points, signaling a significant improvement in the country’s economic health. He further mentioned the reduction in inflation, noting that while it had reached 38%, it has now decreased to 4.5%, providing much-needed relief to the public.

The minister noted that the completion of the Rahimabad to Sankhatra road had been a long-standing demand of the local population, and its construction would enhance transportation, improve trade, and benefit the local economy. He praised Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif for leading the provincial governments in initiating new development projects, which are expected to strengthen the economy.

Iqbal reiterated that PML-N’s government is focused on public service, with a consistent record of working on projects that benefit the citizens and improve the country’s overall well-being.

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