Nouman 🍁 ری ٹویٹ کیا
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Nouman 🍁 ری ٹویٹ کیا
🇵🇰 پاکستان کی تاریخ میں ماہانہ ترسیلاتِ زر کا سب سے بڑا ریکارڈ!
مئی 2026 میں سمندر پار پاکستانیوں کی جانب سے بھیجی گئی ترسیلاتِ زر 4.25 ارب ڈالر کی تاریخی سطح پر پہنچ گئیں، جو پچھلے مہینے کے مقابلے میں %20 اور گزشتہ سال کے اسی عرصے کے مقابلے میں %15 زیادہ ہیں۔
مالی سال 26 کے پہلے 11 مہینوں (جولائی تا مئی) میں مجموعی ترسیلات 38.1 ارب ڈالر رہیں، جس میں سالانہ %9 اضافہ دیکھا گیا ہے۔
یہ سمندر پار پاکستانیوں کے غیر متزلزل اعتماد کا منہ بولتا ثبوت ہے، جو ملکی معیشت کی مضبوطی اور بیرونی استحکام کو مزید مستحکم کر رہا ہے۔
مالی سال کے آخری مہینے کے ساتھ، ترسیلاتِ زر تاریخ میں پہلی بار 41 ارب ڈالر سے تجاوز کرنے کے لیے بالکل تیار ہیں!
#PakistanEconomy #Remittances #EconomicConfidence #ExternalSector #MacroeconomicStability #EmergingPakistan
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@StateBank_Pak
@GovtofPakistan @PakPMO @MoIB_Official
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Nouman 🍁 ری ٹویٹ کیا
Saudi investors are weighing up a deal to create a 140-acre industrial park in Pakistan’s port city of Karachi.
semafor.com/article/06/09/…
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Once again, Mariam who can’t even enter Afghanistan because her TALIBANDO brothers won’t let her, is sharing photos from Syria and claiming they’re Afghan children 😭 The lack of shame is genuinely impressive 👏 Dumbo.
Mariam Solaimankhil@Mariamistan
ONCE AGAIN! Pakistan bombed Khost and Kunar tonight and, as always, the victims are Afghan civilians. not terrorists. In Kunar, a young Afghan girl was killed, two children and a woman were injured, and a family home was destroyed. Every time Pakistan launches these attacks, they claim they are targeting militants. Yet somehow it is always Afghan children buried under rubble, Afghan mothers crying over bodies, and Afghan villages left in ruins. For decades, Pakistan’s military establishment has played this double game: create extremism, shelter extremists, then bomb Afghanistan in the name of fighting extremism. Not one Taliban minister dies. Not one major terrorist leader dies. It is always ordinary Afghans paying the price. The world must stop accepting these lies while Afghan civilians continue to bleed. @hrw @amnesty @IMFNews @un @antonioguterres @SR_Afghanistan
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Nouman 🍁 ری ٹویٹ کیا
Part 2, as promised 😉
Let’s start with inflation, just like you did.
Inflation
PTI left with inflation at around 13.4%. It later exploded to nearly 38% in 2023. Inflation then fell dramatically and reached low single digits during 2025 before ticking up modestly later. That’s one of the biggest macroeconomic turnarounds in Pakistan’s recent history. Right now it’s around 11% but before the Iran-US conflict it was hovering around 6–7%.
GDP Size
Pakistan’s GDP was roughly $372 billion and has now crossed $450 billion for the first time in history. That’s an increase of about $78 billion in just two years.
Foreign Exchange Reserves
Pakistan went from near-default reserve levels of around $5.5 billion in 2023 to reserves exceeding $16 billion today.
Current Account
Pakistan moved from chronic current-account pressure to a current-account surplus of about $1.9 billion. We are now heading into a third straight year of stability on that front.
Stock Market
The KSE-100 surged to record highs, becoming one of the world’s best-performing markets. During Imran Khan’s government it never crossed 50,000 points, today it’s around 170,000.
Interest Rates
Policy rates fell from 22% to around 11% as inflation collapsed. This has provided massive breathing room for businesses, investors and borrowers but your Youthia ass will never mention this.
FBR Revenue
FBR tax collection growth exceeded 25%, with revenues significantly higher than during PTI’s years. Collections are now roughly Rs. 4.5 trillion higher than during Imran Khan’s government.
Primary Budget Surplus
Pakistan achieved a primary surplus of around 3% of GDP something international lenders and economists had been demanding for years.
IMF Program
Pakistan went from imminent default fears to a functioning IMF program and restored external financing. Remember your leader’s dream of seeing Pakistan become another Sri Lanka? Yeah, that never became reality 🤫
IT Exports
IT exports rose by nearly 24% and reached record levels.
Foreign Investment
Foreign investment increased by around 16.5% according to the Economic Survey.
Credit Ratings
Pakistan’s sovereign rating was upgraded by FITCH ratings from CCC+ to B- in 2024 reflecting improved macroeconomic stability.
Rupee Stability
The rupee touched around 307 per dollar during the 2023 crisis. Today it remains relatively stable in the 278–285 range.
Illegal Dollar Market
Maybe some people have short memories but the gap between interbank and open-market exchange rates had widened dramatically in 2023. At one point the difference was Rs. 20–30 per dollar. Today that gap has narrowed to just a few rupees.
Debt Composition
The share of external public debt declined from roughly 37% of total public debt to around 34–35%, reducing exposure to exchange-rate shocks.
Default Risk
Foreign exchange reserves fell below $3 billion in early 2023. Today they exceed $16 billion. That tells you everything you need to know about the default narrative.
Per Capita Income
In 2024 it was approximately $1,680. In 2025 it rose to around $1,824. Today it stands at more than $1,900.
Banking Sector
Banking assets have exceeded Rs. 50 trillion. Deposits have crossed approximately Rs. 35 trillion, while capital adequacy ratios remain comfortably above regulatory requirements.
Remittances
2022 (when PTI left) $31.2 billion
2025: $38.3 billion
Increase: $7.1 billion
Growth: approximately 22.8%
Today remittances have crossed the $40 billion mark.
But according to some people, absolutely nothing has improved.
Shay 🇵🇰 #FixKarachi@PakiSwift
The Actual Reality 👇 - Real Wage of the Pakistani worker down 20% (wages up only 30% in 3 years compared to 50% inflation) - National unity at its lowest ebb - Political polarization remains extreme - Unemployment at a 30-year peak - Zero export growth - Extremist & Separatist Terrorism at record highs. - Azad Kashmir unstable. - Petroleum Levy crushing the public. - Pathetic handling of the Conflict with Afghanistan. - No growth in industrialization - Investment continues to decline (despite SIFC promises) - Trade data manipulated - No meaningful economic reforms, even with a controlled parliament and 2/3s majority. - Private sector borrowing at its weakest in 11 years - Weak economic growth (Missed GDP targets despite downgrading them) - No Major privatizations - Inflation exceeding 11% (highest in 2 years) - FBR tax collection falling short this year - Salaried class taxed twice as heavily as retailers - Youth unemployment at 34% (Highest in the Region and Highest in 30 years) - Construction sector in negative growth - Wholesale and retail trade growth in negative - Manufacturing sector growth in negative - Weak agricultural growth, Farmers in Punjab especially suffering due to export bans - Poverty rate soaring to a peak of 44% (Highest in Decades) - Investment-to-GDP ratio remains dismal - Private investment in steady decline - Multinational companies exiting Pakistan - Pledges of foreign investment from "friendly countries" prove to be mere illusions - Housing affordability deteriorating, especially for the middle class - Electricity prices the highest in the region thanks to IPPs. - Destroyed Judicial Independence with 26th and 27th Amendments. - Destroyed Parliamentary Democracy by rigging the Elections of February 2024 and imposing an Unelected Government. - Unjustly Jailed the country's most popular leader and barred the most popular Party from governing. - Mishandled Political Grievances of People in Balochistan. - Destroyed Trust in National Institutions. - Put controls on Media and destroyed the little freedom it had. - Furthered Crackdown on Free Speech across Pakistan through PECA and 3MPOs, turning it into a Police State. - Did nothing to raise voices for Pakistanis being expelled by the UAE in a pathetic manner.
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Nouman 🍁 ری ٹویٹ کیا
Pakistan’s spending on nuclear weapons rose 18 percent in 2025 to an estimated $1.5 billion, outpacing neighboring India, according to a report by ICAN. arab.news/mx29s
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Nouman 🍁 ری ٹویٹ کیا
Iranian Air Defenses have shot down a UCAV [Likely MQ-9A Reaper armed with AGM-114R2 Hellfire missiles] of the United States Air Force over Jam county, Bushehr, Iran.
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Nouman 🍁 ری ٹویٹ کیا
No official word from #Pakistan yet, the #Afghan govt spokesman Zabihullah #Mujahid said early Wednesday that Pakistan has carried out air strikes in #Kunar, #Khost and #Paktika, causing casualties. The strikes were carried out Tuesday night after the banned #TTP claimed an attack on a post of security forces near #Peshawar, claiming lives of 6 FC men. Four others were wounded while 8 were abducted. The current strikes occurred at a time when #China is making efforts to hold second round of talks of the #Urumqi Process. On Tuesday, Pakistani and Afghan personalities wrapped up a two-day meeting in Istanbul. The #Turkish IHH-#hosted talks are aimed at ending the Pak Afghan conflict.
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Private investment declining?
Again related to high interest rates and uncertainty inherited from the economic crisis.
Multinational companies exiting Pakistan?
Some left, some expanded and some invested. This trend didn’t begin in 2024.
Foreign investment pledges are illusions?
Some projects have been delayed but Gulf and Chinese investment commitments remain active.
Housing affordability worsening?
Housing affordability has been deteriorating for years because of inflation, currency depreciation, and structural housing shortages and it’s a fuckin GLOBAL issue not just related to Pakistan.
Electricity prices highest in the region?
IPP agreements were signed by multiple governments. And I’ll happily debate anyone on PML-N’s IPP contracts being among the cheapest available options at the time they were signed.
As for the Rest:-
You’re crying that the “most popular leader” is in jail after repeatedly threatening to become “khatarnak” and after attacks on military and government installations.
You’re crying about the judiciary yet everyone remembers Saqibooo and the role he played.
Anyway, wait for my next post where I’ll explain what has actually improved in Pakistan instead of repeating political talking points. Stay tune 🤫
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Wage crisis:
The wage crisis happened during the peak inflation period of 2023. Inflation was 38% to around 11%. Funny how you leave that part out 🖕
National unity at its lowest?
Yes during Dharna politics, container politics, and constant agitation we were all United. Your leader never wanted it in the first place 🖕
Political polarization remains extreme?
Was political polarization not extreme when the leadership of two major parties was in jail? Stop pretending it polarization started in 2024.
Unemployment at a 30-year peak?
There is no widely accepted data proving that. Also, is ending unemployment only Punjab’s responsibility or do Sindh, KP, and Balochistan governments have jobs too?
Zero export growth?
Another lie. Tell everyone about IT exports. Have they grown or not? 🤫
Terrorism at record highs?
Terrorism has surged since 2021 after the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan. Your leader also brought 30,000 of TTP cunts back into Pakistan. Do you know anything about geopolitics?
Azad Kashmir unstable?
That’s wishful thinking and exaggeration.
Petroleum levy crushing the public?
Your leader agreed to petroleum levy conditions with the IMF as well. It isn’t something the government can simply ignore. The same policy existed under your government.
No growth in industrialization?
Industrial activity suffered because of high interest rates and stabilization measures that were necessary to avoid default. That was a consequence of the economic crisis not simply a policy choice. Learn some economics.
Investment continues to decline?
Investment remains weak but the economy has stabilized and major SIFC projects are still underway.
Trade data manipulated?
A serious allegation without evidence.
Private sector borrowing weakest in 11 years?
Because high interest rates reduced borrowing. Those rates were necessary to control inflation and stabilize the economy. Learn some economics before making speeches.
Weak GDP growth?
Growth is modest but Pakistan moved from near-default conditions to positive growth. Context matters.
Inflation?
Inflation was already around 13% when Imran Khan left office. It later surged to nearly 38% and has since come down to 11%. Has the recent rise got anything to do with the Iran-US conflict and global energy markets, or are we ignoring that because it doesn’t suit the narrative?
FBR tax collection falling short?
Falling short of its own target, yes. But tax collection is still far higher than during PTI’s tenure. Around PTI’s time it was roughly Rs. 9–10 trillion, now it’s around Rs. 14 trillion 🤫🖕
Salaried class taxed heavily?
Fair criticism. But this problem existed long before the current government.
Youth unemployment at 34%?
This figure is constantly thrown around without universally accepted official support. Even if it were true, let’s compare unemployment on a per-capita provincial basis and see where that discussion goes.
Construction sector negative?
High interest rates hurt construction but those same policies helped prevent a sovereign default.
Wholesale and retail trade negative?
A temporary slowdown during economic stabilization is not the same thing as permanent decline.
Manufacturing sector negative?
Manufacturing was already under pressure during PTI’s final years because of import restrictions and external account problems. Tell the full story.
Weak agricultural growth?
Farmers face real challenges, but weather shocks, global commodity prices, and structural issues also matter. Have the recent floods and the massive damage to agricultural land been erased from memory, Shay? 🤫
Poverty rate at 44%?
The poverty methodology was changed, increasing the threshold from roughly $3.50 to $4.20 per day. That naturally affects the numbers. Again, compare provincial performance as well instead of blaming one government for everything.
Investment-to-GDP ratio low?
True. It was also low under PTI.
Shay 🇵🇰 #FixKarachi@PakiSwift
The Actual Reality 👇 - Real Wage of the Pakistani worker down 20% (wages up only 30% in 3 years compared to 50% inflation) - National unity at its lowest ebb - Political polarization remains extreme - Unemployment at a 30-year peak - Zero export growth - Extremist & Separatist Terrorism at record highs. - Azad Kashmir unstable. - Petroleum Levy crushing the public. - Pathetic handling of the Conflict with Afghanistan. - No growth in industrialization - Investment continues to decline (despite SIFC promises) - Trade data manipulated - No meaningful economic reforms, even with a controlled parliament and 2/3s majority. - Private sector borrowing at its weakest in 11 years - Weak economic growth (Missed GDP targets despite downgrading them) - No Major privatizations - Inflation exceeding 11% (highest in 2 years) - FBR tax collection falling short this year - Salaried class taxed twice as heavily as retailers - Youth unemployment at 34% (Highest in the Region and Highest in 30 years) - Construction sector in negative growth - Wholesale and retail trade growth in negative - Manufacturing sector growth in negative - Weak agricultural growth, Farmers in Punjab especially suffering due to export bans - Poverty rate soaring to a peak of 44% (Highest in Decades) - Investment-to-GDP ratio remains dismal - Private investment in steady decline - Multinational companies exiting Pakistan - Pledges of foreign investment from "friendly countries" prove to be mere illusions - Housing affordability deteriorating, especially for the middle class - Electricity prices the highest in the region thanks to IPPs. - Destroyed Judicial Independence with 26th and 27th Amendments. - Destroyed Parliamentary Democracy by rigging the Elections of February 2024 and imposing an Unelected Government. - Unjustly Jailed the country's most popular leader and barred the most popular Party from governing. - Mishandled Political Grievances of People in Balochistan. - Destroyed Trust in National Institutions. - Put controls on Media and destroyed the little freedom it had. - Furthered Crackdown on Free Speech across Pakistan through PECA and 3MPOs, turning it into a Police State. - Did nothing to raise voices for Pakistanis being expelled by the UAE in a pathetic manner.
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Afghandus, wasn’t that Russian S-400 delivered yet? 😅Looks like the PAF is back to help send you to the Stone Age.
Mahaz@MahazOfficial1
Breaking news: A Loud explosions were heard in Spira District of Khost Province. More details awaited
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Nouman 🍁 ری ٹویٹ کیا
Update: According to local sources, airstrikes have been carried out in Afghanistan's Shultan district of Kunar province, Barmal district of Paktika province, and Spera district of Khost province. Initial reports suggest that the strikes targeted militant hideouts associated with Hafiz Gul Bahadur and the TTP.
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@Alyhassan959 Yeah, we’ve seen your hard statein action, six policemen killed and seven kidnapped in Peshawar yet the CM seems more focused on getting Naak Da Koka out of jail. Have you questioned your CM even once? Have you tried finding even a little shame, begarto?
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Is that what being a "hard state" means?
Saad خان 🚩@Saad0khann1
The real question is: Why has it become so easy to kidnap, rape, and murder a girl in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan?
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@Saad0khann1 Absolutely horrific. But six people were also killed and seven policemen kidnapped in Peshawar today. Did you question the CM of KP about why it has become so easy to kidnap policemen from the provincial capital or is the outrage selective?
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The real question is: Why has it become so easy to kidnap, rape, and murder a girl in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan?
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@RahimWazir5 Oh which nationality has killed 6 and kidnapped 7 in Peshawar today? Why is it always this one nationality?
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Why is everyone considered a traitor in this country except one nationality? Why is it always assumed that this one nationality is right while all the others are wrong? Isn't this a clear sign to the country and the rest of the world that something is seriously wrong?
#Kashmir
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Nouman 🍁 ری ٹویٹ کیا
I live in Lahore and Faisalabad, and my village is 14 km from Faisalabad city. I have relatives in Rural Nankana, Sheikhupura, Farooqabad, and Safdarabad. I have been to all these places at least once in the last 2 months.
All of these places, even villages, are better than Karachi, let alone interior Sindh.
Stop lying.
.@bentheorder2
Inko lagta hai poora Punjab, Lahore hai. Ground reality yeh hai ke Lahore se bahar niklo to bohat si jagahon ki halat interior Sindh se zyada mukhtalif nahi lagti 🤦🏽♂️
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