Pakistan can become the world’s sixth largest economy before 2050: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif

Summary: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has said that Pakistan has the potential to become the world’s sixth largest economy before 2050. He expressed his determination to achieve this goal more than 25 years before the 2075 prediction of Goldman Sachs, saying that the journey of development will have to continue despite economic difficulties.

Islamabad: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has expressed his determination to make Pakistan the world’s sixth-largest economy before 2050, saying that the country can achieve this position more than 25 years before the 2075 prediction set by Goldman Sachs.

Addressing the Pakistan Mineral Investment Forum 2026 in Islamabad, the Prime Minister said that he wants to further advance the expected period of Pakistan becoming the world’s sixth largest economy, and for this purpose, it will have to move forward with continuous hard work and determination.

Shehbaz Sharif said that Pakistan will have to face difficulties and long challenges in the journey of economic development, but despite these obstacles, efforts should not be abandoned.

He said in his address that if necessary, one can rest for a while, but one should not lose heart. According to him, this thinking can help Pakistan gain a prominent place in the global economy.

The Prime Minister, citing Goldman Sachs’ prediction, said that Pakistan could become the world’s sixth largest economy by 2075, but the government is determined to achieve this target before 2050.

He stressed that Pakistan needs to fully leverage its economic potential, increase investment and accelerate the development process.

The Prime Minister’s statement comes at a time when the government is taking steps to promote domestic and foreign investment in various sectors, including minerals.

However, for Pakistan to achieve its goal of joining the world’s major economies, sustained high economic growth rates, increased exports, industrial development, investment, productivity and economic stability will be of fundamental importance.