Pakistan’s business leaders urge Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to fix economic woes, citing high energy costs, instability, and falling investment.

Pakistan’s business community is urging Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to address deepening economic challenges, warning that high energy costs, policy instability, and an uncompetitive environment are stifling growth and deterring investment. Industry leaders cite falling foreign investment, rising operational expenses, and proposed electricity tariff hikes as major threats, calling for a clear economic roadmap, stable tax policies, and reduced energy prices. Experts also highlight the growing potential of high-tech services like IT and digital innovation, advocating for reforms in finance and education to support Pakistan’s young, skilled workforce and unlock long-term growth.