Can Centralised Control In Pakistan Sustain Economic Growth Without Eroding Democracy? – OpEd

Thursday, 9 January 2025 (20 hours ago)
The past year in Pakistan was marked by turbulence and instability. While the political stalemate continued, the country saw some promising economic developments, with inflation and interest rates declining in 2024. The key question now is: where will these trends lead in 2025?

In a bid to drive economic progress, Pakistan's...

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