Call to recognise reforms as bedrock of progress

PIDE holds think tank moot in the federal capital

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ISLAMABAD:

Pakistan, a nation steadfast in its commitment to overcoming economic and governance challenges, is poised to embark on a transformative journey towards sustainable national development. Recognising the urgency of comprehensive reforms as the bedrock of progress, Pakistan seeks to revitalise its economic outlook, enhance its business environment, and elevate its global trade standing.

Pakistan Institute of Development Economics (PIDE) Vice Chancellor Dr Nadeemul Haque made these remarks during the opening of the 3rd Think Tank Moot.

PIDE Dean Dr Shujaat Farooq provided background on the Think Tank Moot, highlighting its role as a unique platform for esteemed partners and thought leaders to collectively address transformative and sustainable reforms.

The moot, hosted by PIDE, fosters the exchange of intellectual capital and actionable strategies, transcending individual efforts to leave a profound impact on policymaking. It will culminate in regular meet-ups, allowing each think tank the opportunity to present their agendas, engage in discussions, and forge a consensus on reform priorities.

The discussions at the event revolved around critical reform areas. PIDE's researchers presented compelling briefings on “Catalysing Inclusive Economic Growth via Structural Reforms” and “Optimising Governance for Effective Policy Execution and Impact Evaluation.”

Published in The Express Tribune, October 6th, 2023.

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