Pakistan's Economic Crisis Deepens as Government Fails to Chart Recovery Course

Pakistan lacks a clear economic recovery plan, with debt continuing to spiral while the government supports an unsustainable import-focused and elite-subsidizing economy.

The country faces a high risk of recurring catastrophic floods due to climate change, threatening agricultural production and mass displacement.

Inflation is making it nearly impossible for millions of Pakistani families to feed themselves.

The government continues to ignore solutions like fiscal discipline, expanding the tax base, and developing export-oriented industries.

The path of no return persists, with the country's financial woes showing no end in sight.