ISLAMABAD — Pakistan’s economy grew 3.7 per cent in fiscal year 2025-26 despite devastating floods, global uncertainty, and regional tensions, Finance Minister Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb announced Thursday.
Unveiling the Economic Survey of Pakistan 2025-26, Aurangzeb attributed the growth to disciplined economic management and macroeconomic resilience, framing the performance as a rebound from compounding domestic and external pressures.
The annual economic survey serves as the government’s comprehensive assessment of the country’s fiscal and economic performance over the preceding year and is typically released ahead of the federal budget.
