Reducing bleeding by State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs)
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Ending Hopium VII
Addressing tariff distortions, energy sector reforms, and fostering regional cooperation are vital for Pakistan’s energy security and economic growth in the long term.
Ending Hopium VI
The government aims to catalyze SOE disinvestment through P3P mode, reviving PIDC, and implementing vertical holding companies, drawing lessons from successful privatization stories like K-Electric.
Ending Hopium V
The government plans to merge key ministries, streamline processes, and revitalize SOEs to stimulate economic growth, attract FDI, and ensure financial sustainability, emphasizing efficiency and accountability.
Ending Hopium IV
The government aims to delegate curriculum revamping to institutions, focusing on job market needs, and encourage private sector involvement in education. Energy and tax reforms are prioritized for economic growth.
Ending hopium — III
Strategic energy investments and judicious reforms vital for Pakistan’s long-term security and growth
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Replacing hopium with reality Part – IV
The UN expects “modest economic growth” of 2.0 per cent in Pakistan in 2024
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Replacing hopium with reality- Part – III
Steps like the FBR’s plans to tax retailers have also helped stabilize the economy
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Replacing hopium with reality: Part – II
Leftover molecules should be stored by reducing production at field level by 2027 country’s captive power plants, three RLNG units, and fertilizer
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Hopium – II
Revamping Pakistan’s economic strategy: rationalize energy tariffs, empower regulators, and drive SOE transformation for sustainable growth