ISLAMABAD: Federal Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb is presenting the much-awaited Pakistan Economic Survey 2024–25 — a pre-budget document highlighting the government’s assessment of the national economy, its achievements and shortcomings on the economic front.
The survey holds significance ahead of the annual federal budget — set to be tabled in the National Assembly tomorrow (Tuesday) — offering detailed insights into the country’s socio-economic performance in the outgoing fiscal year. It includes statistics related to GDP growth, tax revenue, the position of various industries, and other key fiscal and economic indicators.
These include inflation, trade and balance of payments, public debt, population growth, employment levels, and the impacts of climate change. By presenting a consolidated view of these indicators, the survey aims to inform public debate and guide policy planning in the lead-up to the new fiscal year.
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