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Middle East war hit Pakistan’s two years of economic gains, says PM Shehbaz

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April 29, 2026
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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif addressing the federal cabinet meeting in Islamabad on April 29, 2026. — Screengrab via X@GovtofPakistan
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  • Govt in talks with provinces to proceed subsidies in key sectors: PM
  • Says Pakistan’s weekly oil import invoice rose from $300m to $800m.
  • Says Pakistan made honest efforts for peace and regional stability.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif mentioned the continuing battle within the Center East has dealt a critical blow to Pakistan’s financial progress remodeled the previous two years.

Addressing a federal cupboard assembly on Wednesday, the premier mentioned that the battle has triggered a pointy rise in world oil costs, creating a unprecedented state of affairs in worldwide markets. He added that Brent crude costs have surged to $114.64 per barrel.

The battle started on February 28 when the USA and Israel attacked Iran, resulting in instability throughout the Center East, disrupting vitality markets and pushing world oil costs upward.

PM Shehbaz mentioned that Pakistan’s weekly oil import invoice has elevated from $300 million earlier than the battle to $800 million. He added that rising world costs are affecting ongoing efforts to stabilise the economic system.

He additional mentioned {that a} process drive is monitoring the state of affairs every day, whereas consultations with provincial governments are additionally underway to proceed subsidies in public transport and different sectors.

Collective efforts, he mentioned, are wanted to deal with the challenges, urging that work should proceed day and evening to beat the state of affairs.

The prime minister mentioned Pakistan has repaid $3.5 billion in exterior debt and expressed gratitude for the assist of the Saudi management in serving to the nation handle financial challenges.

Talking on Pakistan’s efforts for peace within the area, PM Shehbaz mentioned that Islamabad made honest efforts to advertise regional stability. He mentioned that talks between Iran and the US started in Islamabad on April 11 and continued for 21 hours, including {that a} ceasefire between the 2 sides is at present holding.

“Iran’s International Minister Abbas Araghchi arrived in Pakistan along with his workforce for the second section of the negotiations. Necessary conferences had been held with them. Earlier than the Iranian international minister visited Russia, I spoke with him on the cellphone, during which he assured me that every one his conferences in Oman had been held with sincerity of intent, and after session along with his management, Insha’Allah, he’ll give a constructive response quickly.”

The premier additionally expressed hope that the battle would finish quickly and {that a} lasting peace could be established within the area.

He additionally appreciated the efforts of Inside Minister Mohsin Naqvi for supporting the peace course of.





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