Pakistan, Oct. 1 -- The Central Directorate of National Savings (CDNS) achieved its annual target of Rs10 billion through Islamic finance bonds in fiscal year 2026-27, reflecting continued growth in demand for Shariah-compliant investment products.

The achievement reflects the CDNS's growing focus on Islamic finance and its efforts to expand interest-free investment opportunities for individual and institutional investors. The institution has set an overall target of Rs60 billion for mobilization through Islamic investment products during FY2026-27, as part of its strategy to further strengthen Shariah-compliant savings options in the country, a senior official of CDNS told APP here on Wednesday. The target follows strong performance in ...