Government’s economic reforms are yielding positive results as it has gone beyond the IMF program’s requirements to implement comprehensive changes.

According to report, the government has restructured the energy sector, broadened the tax base, and is actively combating corruption.

Subsidy reforms were deemed necessary; however, social protection through the Benazir Income Support Program saw a significant boost with a twenty-five percent increase in funding.

Additionally, industrial recovery efforts have been initiated via the Special Investment Facilitation Council, which is fostering investment in agriculture, IT, and other sectors. Progressive measures, including increased income taxes on the elite and a windfall tax on banks, have been introduced. To alleviate the financial burden on the poor, non-interest expenditures have been increased by thirty-two percent.