Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif launched the 'Uraan Pakistan' plan, aimed at transforming the country's economy over the next five years.
The government has set an annual investment target of USD 10 billion to support local investments and establish a sustainable economic environment.
Sharif emphasized the need for privatization and outsourcing to address losses and enhance collaboration among stakeholders.
The finance minister projected a GDP growth rate of 6% by 2028, with goals to create one million jobs annually and boost exports to USD 60 billion.
'Uraan Pakistan' is built upon five key pillars: exports, e-Pakistan, environment, energy/infrastructure, and equity/empowerment, aiming for a trillion-dollar economy by 2035.