The most recent development in Pakistan's economic landscape is the Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb's acknowledgment that the government cannot provide jobs to the entire population of 240 million, emphasizing the necessity for private sector growth and structural reforms. This was highlighted during the Pakistan Economic Growth Conference, as reported by The Frontier Post and Tribune Home. Aurangzeb stated, 'The government cannot provide jobs to 240 million people,' urging a shift towards creating a conducive environment for business and investment to spur employment opportunities. He also expressed optimism about the country's economic trajectory, noting that foreign exchange reserves are increasing and the economy is moving towards stability. However, he acknowledged ongoing challenges in the construction sector and issues related to banking transactions with Iran.