By Web Desk 
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has called on all political parties in Pakistan to unite and sign a “Charter of Economy,” aiming to create a consensus on economic policies and ensure the country’s financial stability. The invitation, extended on September 29, 2024, comes at a time when Pakistan is facing significant economic challenges, including inflation, rising debts, and a devaluing currency.
The proposed Charter of Economy seeks to establish a non-partisan approach to economic decision-making, ensuring continuity and stability regardless of changes in government. Prime Minister Shehbaz emphasized that economic issues should be above political differences and urged all parties to collaborate for the nation’s prosperity.
This initiative has sparked debates across political circles, with many recognizing the potential benefits of a unified economic strategy. The business community in Pakistan has welcomed the proposal, expressing hope that it will lead to consistent and sustainable economic policies that can drive growth and attract foreign investment. As the country faces mounting economic pressures, the success of this charter could be a turning point in Pakistan’s financial future.