Pakistan, July 1 -- Federal Minister for Planning, Development and Special Initiatives Professor Ahsan Iqbal on Tuesday said Pakistan's economy remained on the path of stability and recovery during fiscal year 2025-26 despite facing multiple internal and external challenges, including floods, global trade tensions and the Middle East crisis.

Addressing a press conference after the launch of the ministry's monthly development report for June 2026, the minister said the government's prudent economic policies helped maintain macroeconomic stability, enabling the economy to sustain its growth momentum.

He said the economy grew at 3.7 per cent during the outgoing fiscal year, the highest growth rate in the last four years, despite significan...