Introduction Of Pakistan
Dubai, UAE – Pakistan has set its sights on a bold economic future, aiming to grow its economy to $1 trillion by 2035. The ambitious plan was unveiled in Dubai by Ahsan Iqbal, It’s Federal Minister for Planning, Development, and Special Initiatives, during a special reception celebrating Pakistan’s National Day.
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Under the banner of the Urran Pakistan initiative, Iqbal laid out the government’s strategic roadmap for economic transformation. He emphasized It’s strengths: a young and dynamic population, strategic geographic location, untapped natural resources, and ongoing structural reforms—all positioning the country to become a regional hub for trade, innovation, and investment.
Currently, It’s GDP stands at $338 billion, according to the World Bank. Key economic drivers include agriculture, construction, information technology, and other emerging sectors. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) projects steady growth for It in the near term, with GDP expected to expand by 2.6% in 2025 and accelerate to 3.6% by 2026.
Speaking at the event, Hussain Muhammad, Consul General of Pakistan in Dubai, highlighted the enduring significance of the It Resolution and its vision of a diverse, forward-looking, and resilient nation. He encouraged international investors to explore opportunities across Pakistan’s booming sectors such as energy, IT, agriculture, mining, and tourism.
The consul general also spoke about the deep-rooted relationship between Pakistan and the UAE, honoring the legacy of the UAE’s founding father, Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan. He praised the It’s community in the UAE—over 1.7 million strong—as a vibrant bridge between the two nations and expressed appreciation for the continued support of the UAE leadership.
One of the evening’s special moments was the presentation of “Sheikh Zayed: The Builder of the Nation”, a newly launched book by Khan Zaman Saroor, a senior figure in the It’s community. The book pays tribute to Sheikh Zayed’s legacy and his vision for the UAE.
The event was graced by Khalid Muhammad Al-Kaabi from the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Dubai Office) as the chief guest. It’s Ambassador to the UAE, Faisal Niaz Tirmizi, was also in attendance.
The evening concluded with a touching cultural performance by schoolchildren dressed in traditional It and Emirati attire, who sang the national anthems of both countries—symbolizing the shared values and friendship between Pakistan and the UAE.
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