Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif will introduce the “Uraan Pakistan” development initiative.

Today (Tuesday), Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif will launch the “Uraan Pakistan” program, a five-year development plan designed to guide Pakistan toward sustainable growth.

By putting a long-term growth strategy into action, the program would assist Pakistan in overcoming its present economic difficulties, according to Federal Minister for Planning Ahsan Iqbal. He emphasized that in order to attain long-lasting improvement, consistent efforts are required.

Citing programs like Vision 2010 and Vision 2025, Ahsan Iqbal emphasized previous accomplishments and stated that anytime the PML-N government took office, it placed a high priority on national self-

reliance. However, political unrest made it difficult to carry out these plans.

Now, the administration hopes to establish a strong basis for long-term development and economic stability with this five-year development plan.

Atta Tarar, the Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting, declared that PM Shehbaz Sharif would present a domestic economic plan today. An initiative called “Made in Pakistan” seeks to move the nation from stability to steady growth.

Pakistan’s economic metrics have improved dramatically, and this domestic agenda was a major step in the right direction, according to Atta Tarar. He went on to say that the reforms had good news for Pakistanis and were intended to open the door for progress.

“Pakistan and its people are the beneficiaries of this economic plan. It illustrates how the nation went from avoiding default to attaining stability and is currently moving toward expansion,” Tarar said.