Ending hopium—II
Pakistan’s future hinges on pivotal reforms, strategic fiscal responsibility, and a unified, ‘Pakistan First’ approach
Ending hopium—I
Envisioning Pakistan 2047: Urgent reforms and futuristic planning to nurture a skilled, economically robust nation.
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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Replacing hopium with reality-Part – I
Only a country with an analytical mindset can find real solutions answer is not by resorting to belief in things being done in West
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Hopium – II
Revamping Pakistan’s economic strategy: rationalize energy tariffs, empower regulators, and drive SOE transformation for sustainable growth
Hopium I
Pakistan’s new economic strategy prioritizes restructuring SOEs, enhancing productivity, and implementing tough regulatory reforms to foster a conducive investment environment and sustainable growth.
This crisis is a moment: Part – IV
Shifting peak demand can reduce bill by 15-17% by closing commercial markets earlier, active conservation undertaken by users
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This crisis is a moment; Part – III
Pakistan debates urgent energy reforms, including new refinery investments and strategic petroleum reserves, to enhance competitiveness and meet future energy demands
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