Saudi Investors Eye $28 Billion Projects in Pakistan

Saudi Investment to Reshape Pakistan’s Economic Future

The Government of Pakistan, along with leading private firms, has unveiled around 40 mega investment projects worth over $28 billion to a visiting Saudi delegation during the Pakistan–Saudi Joint Business Council meeting in Islamabad. The Saudi delegation, led by Prince Mansour bin Mohammad Al Saud, met top Pakistani ministers, business leaders, and the SIFC team…

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Yamaha Exits Pakistan - A Reflection of Economic Instability

Yamaha Exit from Pakistan: A Wake-Up Call for Policymakers

Yamaha Motor Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd. has announced it will discontinue local motorcycle manufacturing—a decision that resonates far beyond the auto industry. In a country often described as a “motorcycle nation,” where millions rely on two-wheelers as a lifeline for daily mobility, Yamaha’s exit is not merely a corporate move but a stark reflection of Pakistan’s…

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Can Shehbaz Sharif Break the Sugar Mafia’s Grip on Pakistan’s Economy?

PM Shehbaz Sharif vs. Sugar Mafia: A Test of Political Will

Prime Minister Mian Shehbaz Sharif has launched a major offensive against the sugar mafia by enforcing stringent taxation policies across the sugar industry. This marks perhaps the most audacious targeting of a traditional power center in Pakistan’s economy — one with deep structural links to powerful political families and entrenched industrial cartels, renowned Urdu columnist…

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