Pakistan Prime Minister has constituted a high-level crisis team to address the economic challenges arising from the ongoing conflict in West Asia. The decision comes amid growing concerns that regional instability could disrupt trade, energy supplies, and financial markets, directly impacting Pakistan’s economy.
Officials stated that the crisis team will monitor global developments, assess risks to Pakistan’s economic stability, and recommend immediate policy measures. The panel is expected to focus on safeguarding foreign reserves, ensuring energy security, and mitigating inflationary pressures triggered by external shocks.
The Prime Minister emphasized that proactive steps are essential to shield the economy from spillover effects of the conflict. He directed the team to coordinate with relevant ministries, financial institutions, and international partners to prepare contingency plans.
The move reflects Islamabad’s growing concern over the potential fallout of regional tensions, highlighting the government’s resolve to protect national interests and maintain economic resilience in the face of global uncertainty.
