Pakistan’s GDP will have an average 6% growth in over next 10 years has been predicted by researchers from Harvard University’s center for international.
Irfan Daultana, PML-N leader, and Member Punjab Assembly said that economic stability brought by the PML-N government in the country has made it possible.
He said, ” Various international institutions have acknowledged Pakistan as a fast mounting economy after sage economic policies of PML-N “.
He said that during the fiscal year 2016-17 Pakistan’s GDP growth was recorded at 5.3% after substantial of agriculture and services.
” Agriculture sector got 9.7% growth till April 2017 because the government offered easy loans and other facilities to the farmers. “, he added.
He said that iron and steel products got 20.26% growth, while automobile 11.41%, pharmaceuticals 9.1%, electronics 15.11% etc.
He said the number of initiatives has been taken by government to increase exports. An important initiative for controlling trade deficit, he added.