Pakistan, June 28 -- Pakistan's central government debt growth has slowed to its lowest pace in 15 years, with debt expanding just 5% year-to-date (FY26), down from 23% in FY23, showing what officials describe as improving debt sustainability and prudent fiscal management. "Some social media posts compare governments using absolute debt figures. That is not how sovereign debt is assessed anywhere in the world. Debt is not measured by headlines. It is measured by sustainability," said Finance Adviser Khurram Schehzad on a social media platform X on Friday. Citing the data released by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP), Schehzad said that Pakistan's current central government debt is Rs81.9 trillion. "The Rs97-100 trillion figure being quoted...