Pakistan's economy shows recovery signs despite political tensions

Pakistan's economy shows signs of recovery after years of crisis marked by political instability and mismanagement. Recent political stability and military involvement in economic policy have boosted investor confidence, leading to improved inflation rates and a stabilizing currency. The establishment of the Special Investment Facilitation Council aims to attract foreign investment by reducing bureaucratic hurdles. However, ongoing political tensions, particularly related to former Prime Minister Imran Khan, pose risks to this fragile stability and investor trust. While there is cautious optimism, the real test will be whether economic improvements translate into better living conditions for ordinary Pakistanis. Job creation and wage growth are essential for a sustainable recovery.