Pakistan Economic Survey 2023-24

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The Pakistan Economic Survey is an annual publication by the Ministry of Finance that offers a comprehensive review of the country’s economic performance over the past fiscal year. It covers a wide range of topics, including GDP growth, sectoral contributions, fiscal and monetary developments, trade and balance of payments, and investment trends. In addition to these core economic indicators, the survey also addresses critical social aspects such as education, health and nutrition, the labour force, and social protection.

The Government of Pakistan released the Pakistan Economic Survey of 2023-24 on June 11, 2024. The Pakistan Economic Survey 2023-24 presents an overview of the country’s economic performance during the outgoing fiscal year.

Read/Download the Pakistan Economic Survey 2023-24 here.

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