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Pakistan Gains Momentum: Economy, Defence & Diplomatic Leadership

Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif, addressing overseas Pakistanis in London alongside Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar, emphasized that Pakistan is now taking the lead on diplomatic, economic, and security fronts thanks to cohesive teamwork and shared responsibility.

He highlighted that through joint efforts, the country’s economy is witnessing stability, growth and forward momentum. A few years ago, inflation hit 32% and interest rates were over 22%, but now inflation has dropped into single digits and the policy rate is at 11%. He called expatriate Pakistanis “great ambassadors” whose remittances — about $38.5 billion in 2024-25 — have been vital for the nation’s financial steadiness.

On the defence front, the Prime Minister affirmed that Pakistan has achieved victory in recent confrontations, delivering decisive responses to threats. He also remarked that at the United Nations, he successfully voiced the aspirations of the Pakistani people, raising issues including Kashmir and advocating for dialogue and global support for Gaza and Palestine.

Referring to his productive meeting with President Donald Trump, Sharif expressed optimism that it would enhance Pakistan–U.S. relations in areas like trade, technology, and strategic cooperation.

Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar echoed these sentiments, noting that the government is committed to reducing poverty and fueling progress. He pointed out that the drop in interest rates from 22% to 11% and inflation’s significant decline were signs of global attention turning toward Pakistan’s economic turnaround.

Together, Sharif and Dar underscored that leadership, public trust, and coordinated governance are key ingredients for Pakistan’s renewed trajectory of stability and growth.

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