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Pakistan’s poverty rate rose to 28.9% in 2024–25 due to economic stagnation, inequality, and weak institutions.
Pakistan's poverty rate rose to 28.9% in 2024–25, up from 21.9% in 2018–19, with rural poverty exceeding 36% and urban poverty surpassing 17%.
Economic stagnation, rising inequality, and institutional weaknesses have worsened living standards despite nominal income gains.
Inflation outpaces earnings, real incomes fall, and weak governance undermines policy effectiveness.
The economy remains dependent on remittances and aid, masking structural failures like idle factories and high unemployment.
Experts urge replacing outdated planning with dynamic resilience frameworks and implementing reforms to strengthen institutions, protect vulnerable groups, and build long-term stability.
La tasa de pobreza de Pakistán aumentó a 28.9% en 2024-25 debido al estancamiento económico, la desigualdad y las instituciones débiles.