Pakistan Economic Survey 2025-26 to be unveiled tomorrow

June 10, 2026 (MLN): Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb will unveil the Pakistan Economic Survey 2025-26 on Thursday, June 11, providing a comprehensive overview of the country's economic performance during the outgoing fiscal year.

According to an official announcement, the survey will be launched at 2:20 PM at the P-Block, Pakistan Secretariat, Islamabad, with representatives from the media invited to attend and cover the event.

The Economic Survey is the government's annual publication that presents a detailed assessment of economic developments during the fiscal year, covering key sectors such as agriculture, industry, services, public finance, inflation, external trade, investment, and social indicators.

The announcement comes on the heels of the National Economic Council (NEC) meeting held on Wednesday, where the country's top economic forum reviewed the performance of the economy and approved macroeconomic and development targets for the upcoming fiscal year.

The survey is expected to shed light on Pakistan's economic trajectory during FY2025-26, including developments in GDP growth, inflation, tax revenues, exports, remittances, foreign exchange reserves, and public sector development spending.

As a key pre-budget document, the Economic Survey will provide policymakers, investors, economists, and the business community with a snapshot of the government's economic achievements and challenges during the outgoing year.

The release will be followed by the presentation of the Federal Budget 2026-27 on Friday, June 12, when Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb is scheduled to unveil the government's fiscal plan, including taxation measures, expenditure priorities, development allocations, and economic reforms for the next financial year.

The Economic Survey and the federal budget together will offer critical insights into the government's strategy for sustaining economic stability, accelerating growth, and addressing fiscal and external sector challenges in the year ahead.

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