New Delhi, Oct. 26 -- In the last three years, Pakistan's economy has seen a significant metamorphosis, transitioning from near collapse in mid-2023 to a state of macroeconomic stability and incremental development by 2025. Supported by a $7 billion International Monetary Fund (IMF) bailout and a series of audacious internal reforms, the nation's leadership has effectively averted default, mitigated rampant inflation, and established the foundation for permanent recovery.

This resurgence occurs while some countries in South Asia contend with rising inflation, debt vulnerabilities, and disruptions to the global supply chain. The relative economic stability of Pakistan is hence of greater importance for regional financial stability and tru...