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The article focused on Pakistan's concern over the escalating attacks on energy facilities in the Gulf, particularly in Saudi Arabia and other countries, which impact the nation's long-term economic prospects. Pakistan's Finance Minister explained that these attacks could delay the economy's return to normalcy, despite the country continuing its plan to curb public debt, which currently accounts for approximately 69.8% of GDP. He also confirmed that energy supplies to Pakistan are sufficient until the end of November, and that the government is only purchasing liquefied natural gas immediately in exceptional cases, while maintaining ongoing fiscal reforms and effective tax collection. He concluded that Pakistan is on track to achieve an economic growth rate of about 3.6% this year, with inflation around 7.1%.
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