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"Pakistan is moving forward with confidence and clear direction as inflation has reduced from 30% to around 5.5%, policy rate has been brought down from 22.5% to 10.5% and our IT exports are also progressing due to supportive measures. Structural reforms and digitization have increased the tax-to-GDP ratio to...

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