The most recent development in Pakistan's economic landscape is the government's focus on private sector-led job creation amidst a rapidly growing population. Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb emphasized at the Pakistan Economic Growth Conference that the government cannot provide jobs for the entire population of approximately 240-250 million people, urging the private sector to spearhead employment initiatives. He highlighted the need for structural reforms and digitalization to enhance transparency and revenue collection, as reported by Dawn and Tribune Latest. Aurangzeb also announced that relief measures for the construction sector are imminent, with support for the textile industry under review, and a major relief package for the real estate sector expected soon, according to Tribune Latest and The Frontier Post.