Final departure of Ishaq Dar has done more good than harm to the economy

o Zahid Dar, read on, while we catalogue the technocrats to step into Ishaq Dar’s shoes

In the latest Pakistan Development Update, Pakistan is advised to accelerated economic reforms to speed up growth

The Paradise Papers have appeared at a time when rumour mills in Pakistan are operating at full capacity

In the raging debate on national security and economy, the question of whose security is it anyway has been ignored

The real impact can be seen by looking at the share of net federal revenues devoted to defence

Politics leading cause of economic woes

Workers organised a seminar this week in Lahore in Bakhtiar Hall on the issue of decent wage and social justice

Both public and private sectors are lagging behind in creating the capacity to achieve full access and better quality

Between 2010 and 2014, the annual average GDP growth rate in Pakistan was 3.9 per cent, it was 5 per cent for Punjab