ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader and former federal minister Hammad Azhar on Thursday, while referring to a Financial Times report that says Pakistan is on the brink of economic collapse, declared that the incumbent government had ruined the country’s economy.
Addressing a press conference on Thursday, he said the foreign media outlet has also declared that party chairman and former prime minister Imran Khan was the most popular leader.
The PTI leader, while claiming that his party will again stabilise the economy, said that the country should be saved from Ishaq Dar’s policies, adding that the effects of inflation were yet to come.
Hammad Azhar went on to say that the policies of Miftah Ismail and Ishaq Dar had devastated the country’s economy and that the rate of inflation has surged to 40 percent, whereas the country’s growth rate was at 6 percent nine months ago.
The exchange rate of the dollar would have been low had there been political stability in the country, he said adding that LCs of raw materials are not being opened.
“The policies of Ishaq Dar have created shortages of everything,” he said and claimed the effects of economic devastation during the past nine months are yet to appear.
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