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Pakistan is gearing up for a significant economic shift as it aims to permanently exit the IMF after its current bailout program. In this video, we delve into the country's long-term strategy, which includes addressing macroeconomic stability, strengthening foreign exchange reserves, and boosting exports. The government's three-phase reform roadmap is a key focus, with each phase targeting specific areas for improvement. We explore the challenges and opportunities Pakistan faces in its quest for economic independence.
Phase 1: Fiscal management, energy sector reforms, governance, human capital development, and export alignment.
Phase 2: Investment-led growth, industrialization, export expansion, technology adoption, and agricultural modernization.
Phase 3: Transition to a technology-driven economy.
The video also highlights the Planning Commission's assessment, which warns of potential risks and the need for urgent reforms. We discuss the projected current account deficit, external financing needs, and the proposed solutions to bridge the financial gap. Additionally, we examine the structural weaknesses in Pakistan's economy and the recommended governance and tax reforms to support sustainable growth.