Economic Fallout of the Middle East Conflict on Pakistan

The bombs fall there. The bill comes here.

When the Middle East shakes, Pakistan feels it in its petrol pump, its kitchen, and its budget. Oil goes up. Shipping gets expensive. Remittances from the Gulf get uncertain. Inflation rises. And the IMF watches even more closely.

But how bad is it really? And what comes next?

Join former FBR Chairman, renowned chartered accountant, author, and one of Pakistan’s most outspoken public intellectuals, Shabbar Zaidi, as he cuts through the noise and explains the real economic fallout. What this conflict means for Pakistan’s economy, for businesses, and for the common Pakistani trying to survive the month.

This conversation will be moderated by Syed Ali Ehsan, Chief Development Officer at Policy Research Institute of Market Economy, an independent, non-partisan think tank committed to advancing public understanding of policy rooted in the principles of free markets, individual liberty, and limited government.

This session is free and open to all. Simply visit the venue to attend it.

The Black Hole
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