Barrister Danyal Chaudhry inaugurated a furniture exhibition in Rawalpindi, addressing traders, business leaders and local residents while outlining the government’s view of recent economic progress.
He pointed to improving indicators and a rise in investor confidence as proof that the country is on a firmer footing, saying “We have moved past the propaganda of default; today Pakistan stands as an example of economic resilience.” The emphasis on economic resilience, he added, is central to restoring public trust and sustaining stability.
Chaudhry attributed the turnaround to prudent policy measures that have helped ease inflationary pressures and revitalise commercial activity. He expressed confidence that Pakistan would soon graduate from the IMF program, a development he said would bring meaningful relief to households and support autonomous growth.
Paying tribute to Rawalpindi’s merchants, he praised the city’s long-standing role in supporting the national economy and assured that local markets, including the furniture industry, would be factored into upcoming development plans. Practical issues faced by traders, he said, will be addressed through ongoing consultation with business leaders.
Chaudhry also paid homage to the Pakistan Armed Forces and the united spirit of the nation, observing that “our soldiers sacrifice for our future, and the entire nation stands firmly behind them” as the country pursues recovery and sustained prosperity.
