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  1. Several academics and civil society figures in Pakistan called for national unity, increased infrastructure budget allocations, and development projects in Islamabad Capital Territory.
  2. Qaiser Ahmed Sheikh calls for national unity to achieve economic stability in Pakistan.

Minister Calls for Greater Political Role for Karachi to Boost Exports

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 20
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Federal Investment Minister Qaiser Ahmed Sheikh stated that Karachi is Pakistan’s economic hub but lacks a corresponding position in national politics, calling for greater political importance for the city. Sheikh urged the private sector to increase exports and attract investment, while noting the Board of Investment is working to reduce unnecessary regulations. He also warned that continued political issues would complicate the country’s economic improvement.

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Sheikh emphasized that Pakistan must prioritize exports to achieve stronger economic growth. He also criticized the implementation of the 18th Amendment in both Sindh and Punjab, suggesting that political instability hinders the nation's economic situation.

Several academics and civil society figures in Pakistan have called for national unity, increased infrastructure budget allocations, and development projects in Islamabad Capital Territory.

From propakistani.pk

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  • Qaiser Ahmed SheikhFederal Investment Minister who called for greater political importance for Karachi
  • KarachiKarachi, the city identified as Pakistan's economic hub
  • Shehbaz SharifPrime Minister whom the minister hopes to meet soon
  • MunirField Marshal praised by the minister for effective diplomatic work

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