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Islamabad has surpassed social, economic and security challenges and laid the foundation for sustainable economic growth, as government policies succeeded in restoring macroeconomic stability. Recent years have brought a whiff of optimism to the Pakistani economy, which provides tremendous economic opportunities due to the advantages it provides for foreign investments in light of the growing market demand for industrial production and the country enjoys acceptable economic conditions. And the British group "PricewaterhouseCoopers" predicted that Pakistan would be among the 20 largest economies in the world by 2030. The group said that Pakistan's gross domestic product is expected to reach $ 1.78 trillion in 2030.
Doing business, as it was ranked as one of the top ten in the world in terms of business regulation, and GDP growth increased to 5.2 percent in 2017, the highest rate in 10 years. Agriculture accounts for 19 percent and industry 21 percent, while the services sector reached 60 percent of GDP in 2017.
With the emergence of huge projects, including the economic corridor between China and Pakistan, the port (Gwadar) and the system of generalized preferences in addition to the opportunities provided by the countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council, Pakistani trade targets a future volume of up to $ 350 billion this year 2020. Pakistan also achieve account surplus in July 2020 with $420 millions trade surplus.
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