Adviser to PM urges shift to long-term economic growth
Most outlets led with the call by PM Adviser Muhammad Ali for a shift from stability to long-term economic growth, emphasizing his advocacy for empowering the private sector and the state exiting non-core areas. One outlet added that he outlined specific measures, including strategic moves to change growth patterns and build productive scale, though the details were cut off. The framing across the coverage remained largely consistent, with a focus on the adviser’s policy recommendations.
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Privatization adviser outlines measures to achieve higher economic growth
Adviser to the Prime Minister on Privatization and Chairman Privatization Commission Muhammad Ali on Thursday said Pakistan needed to make three strategic moves, change the way it grows, build productive scale and compete globally to translate macroeconomic stability into sustainable and higher economic growth.
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Adviser to PM calls for shift from stability to long-term growth
PM Adviser Muhammad Ali advocates Pakistan's shift to long-term growth. At an Islamabad summit, he urged the state to empower the private sector & exit non-core areas.
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