Pakistan, June 11 -- Federal Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb on Thursday unveiled the Pakistan's Economic Survey 2025-26, acknowledging that several major economic targets, particularly in agriculture and industry, were not achieved during the outgoing fiscal year.

Presenting the survey in Islamabad, the finance minister said Pakistan faced multiple challenges throughout the year, including global tariff-related uncertainty, devastating floods during August and September 2025, and regional tensions earlier this year. Despite these setbacks, he maintained that the economy remained on a path from stabilisation towards growth.

According to the Economic Survey, the agriculture sector grew by 2.8%, falling short of the 4.5% target. Crop ...