M.Mohsin
Pakistan’s economy grew at a rate of 5.37% last year with foreign exchange reserves increasing revolving credit flows significantly declining and the current account deficit remaining modest.
Government figures for the fiscal year ending July 2020 to June 2021, the country’s growth stood at 5.37%, the second highest in the last 14 years.
External debt was 20 billion in 2018 and 2 2 billion in 2021
GDP is the gross domestic product during this period
- Domestic exports increased
2- Imports decreased
3- Increase remittances from abroad
4- Increased production of wheat, cotton, rice and maize crops.
5.37% growth for FY 2021 reflects better government performance. It is a good tradition to acknowledge the figures and 5.37% growth of the former Finance Minister Muftah Ismail.
Improving statistics certainly raises hopes.
Today, Pakistan’s economy is growing at a rate of 5.37%. IT Exports About 39% Textile Exports 30%, Vehicle Sales Record 71% Listed Companies Record Profits Historical Production of Agriculture Farmers got additional Rs. 1100 billion and now we are on the path of steady growth.
At the same time the government will be able to solve the problems of the people soon, God willing
