The most recent development in Pakistan's economic landscape is the government's efforts to restore macroeconomic stability, as highlighted by Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb during meetings with international investors and venture capitalists. According to ProPakistani, Aurangzeb emphasized that Pakistan has made 'significant progress in restoring macroeconomic stability over the past 18 months,' with currency stability and foreign exchange reserves projected to cover three months of imports by year-end. The government is focusing on reducing the investment deficit and creating a stable economic environment, with support from development partners like the IFC, ADB, and BII. These discussions also included energy sector reforms, tax policy improvements, and the privatization of Pakistan International Airlines, which reflects growing domestic investment commitment.