Pakistan’s recurring energy crisis stems not simply from insufficient generation capacity but from circular debt, imported-fuel dependence, transmission losses, electricity theft, weak governance and policy inconsistency. This article examines the historical roots of the crisis, its economic consequences and short- and long-term reforms required to restore energy security.Read More

Pakistan’s industrial sector holds significant potential for economic growth, exports, and employment. However, energy shortages, policy inconsistencies, weak regulation, low innovation, poor diversification, and skill gaps continue to restrict industrial transformation and global competitiveness.Read More