By Web Desk 
Governor Kamran Tessori revealed that a group of Karachi-based traders has expressed interest in acquiring shares in Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), a move that could offer the struggling national carrier much-needed revitalization.
Tessori’s announcement underscores local business leaders’ willingness to contribute to PIA’s turnaround, considering the carrier’s financial challenges and deteriorating service levels.
This potential acquisition aligns with ongoing discussions about PIA’s future, as stakeholders seek solutions to improve operational efficiency.
Analysts suggest that private investment could bring enhanced management practices, benefiting both passengers and the economy.
The prospect of localized ownership raises hope that PIA could regain competitiveness through increased accountability and customer-focused service.
If realized, this move would mark a shift toward public-private collaboration in Pakistan’s aviation sector, potentially setting a model for revitalizing other state-owned enterprises.
The business community’s interest highlights the importance of efficient, well-managed transportation services for Pakistan’s growth and connectivity.