ISLAMABAD, Jun 10 (APP):The Economic Survey of Pakistan for the fiscal year 2025-26, a key pre-budget document that outlines the government’s assessment of the national economy, will be officially launched on Thursday (June 11) afternoon. The survey will be launched by Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue, Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb, according to a press release issued by finance ministry here Wednesday. The Economic Survey serves as a vital document ahead …
Economic Survey 2025-26 to be unveiled on Thursday
ISLAMABAD, Jun 10 (APP):The Economic Survey of Pakistan for the fiscal year 2025-26, a key pre-budget document that outlines the government’s assessment of the national economy, will be officially launched on Thursday (June 11) afternoon.
The survey will be launched by Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue, Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb, according to a press release issued by finance ministry here Wednesday.
The Economic Survey serves as a vital document ahead of the annual federal budget, offering detailed insights into the country’s socio-economic performance over the outgoing fiscal year.
The survey highlights trends, achievements, and challenges across major sectors including agriculture, manufacturing, industry, services, energy, information technology and telecommunications, capital markets, health, education, transport, and communication.
Additionally, the survey will shed light on developments in social protection programs, environmental sustainability, and infrastructure.
The document will also present updated data on critical economic indicators such as inflation, trade and balance of payments, public debt, population growth, employment levels, and climate change impacts.
By offering a consolidated view of these indicators, the survey aims to inform public debate and policy planning in the lead-up to the new fiscal year.
The document is expected to set the foundation for the forthcoming federal budget and guide Pakistan’s broader economic agenda as the country continues its efforts toward fiscal consolidation, macroeconomic stability, and inclusive growth.
