Pakistan PM Blames Middle East Conflict for Economic Setback

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif stated that the Middle East conflict, particularly US-Iran tensions, has negatively impacted Pakistan's economic gains. He noted that the country's weekly oil import bill surged to $800 million due to the situation.

29 Apr, 05:35 — 29 Apr, 05:35

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US-Iran war affected Pakistan's growth as weekly oil bill surged to $800m: PM Shehbaz

Says crude oil prices surging once again, and government has to determine new prices by this coming Friday

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Pakistan PM Blames Middle East Conflict for Economic Setback

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US-Iran war affected Pakistan's growth as weekly oil bill surged to $800m: PM Shehbaz

Middle East war hit Pakistan's two years of economic gains, says PM Shehbaz - Geo News

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