Pakistan is able to rank among the top 20 economies

Ishaq Dar, Pakistan's finance minister, claims that Pakistan has the potential to be one of the top twenty economies in the world.

He stated that the business community's involvement is essential in this regard while speaking at the Islamabad Industrial Association's swearing-in ceremony in Islamabad.

Pakistan's economy ranked in the top 24 in the world in 2016, according to the finance minister. Additionally, the government and IMF's negotiations are going well, and shortly, positive developments are anticipated in this sector.

He also expressed his confidence in the business world and his belief that they would help the economy grow. He emphasised that in order to revive the economy, there needs to be an increase in manpower exports, remittances, and foreign reserves.

The establishment of an industrial park, according to Ahmed Waheed, the Islamabad Industrial Association's newly elected president, is crucial for the growth of the industry.

The business community, according to him, ought to believe that the government is sincerely dedicated to the industrialisation of the nation.

Ahsan Zafar Bakhtawari, the president of the Islamabad Chamber of Commerce, made the desire for an industrial park on this occasion and stated that it has been a long-standing demand of the city's businesspeople.

Sohail Malik, a representative of the Pakistan Federation Chamber of Commerce and Industry, also made recommendations for boosting the economy of the nation.