3. Pakistan Vision 2025
• Pakistan Vision 2025 is directed to be a visionary
goal. It will be a vital guidepost in the construction of
an effective approach and foundation to achieve our
national objectives and set goals, it envisions a
future where private investment and
entrepreneurship play a key part in the country's
growth.
• It attempts to keep the private sector engaged and
allows for the efficient deployment of private
resources and capabilities to achieve the desired
outcomes.
• A notable aim of this Vision is to Pakistan to be rated
among the top 50 countries in terms of Ease of
Doing Business by 2025.
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4. Strengthening Institutions
Removing Infrastructure Bottlenecks
Macro-Economic Stability
Privatization
Public Private Partnership (PPP)
Encouraging Investment
Small and Medium Enterprises (SME’s)
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5. • The primary issue with SMEs right now in the
current government is political uncertainty and
financial risk challenges, that's why they can't
simply acquire loans like others.
• Investors are hesitant to invest in a country
where there is political unrest and turmoil,
terrorism, and poor governance.
• The R&D segment isn’t very well mobilized in our
country; there is so much expertise required.
Innovation, through directed research and
development (R&D), is one of the strategic priority
areas of the Vision 2025.
• Export is vital for the balance of payments and has a
favorable impact on the economic growth, hence
Pakistan's Export Processing Zones Authority
(EPZA) was formed to boost and strengthen the
country's exports
• The policies and terms presented in this vision
help Pakistan to achieve the planned Sustainable
Development Goals (SDGs).
• The China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC)
initiative is supporting logistics and
transportation developments. Modern and
efficient trade facilitation and logistics services
are being developed.
• Increasing port assistance for external commerce
by lowering port and ship handling fees and
expanding port infrastructure that allow all kinds
of ships to arrive at the country's ports.
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6. I. Tax breaks to industries provided by government
II. Relationship between entrepreneurship and economic growth
III.Entrepreneur improves business growth.
IV.Private sector improves performance.
V. Initiatives for Improving export competitiveness.
VI.Monitory policy aims.
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