Goldman Sachs has predicted that Pakistan could become the world’s sixth-largest economy by the year 2075, highlighting the country’s long-term growth potential.
According to the report, Pakistan’s future economic rise would be supported by its large and growing population, steady development, and gradual but sustained economic progress over the coming decades. The forecast suggests that demographic strength, if matched with the right policies, could play a key role in driving long-term expansion.
The report also states that China, India, and the United States are expected to remain the world’s three largest economies. Other countries projected to be among the leading global economies include Indonesia, Nigeria, Egypt, Brazil, Germany, Mexico, and the United Kingdom.
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Analysts say the projection reflects Pakistan’s untapped potential rather than guaranteed outcomes. The report points to possible opportunities in investment, industrial growth, job creation, and trade if the country continues on a path of economic reform and stability.
The outlook suggests that with consistent policies, improved infrastructure, and a strong focus on education and human capital development, Pakistan could significantly strengthen its role in the global economy over the next fifty years.
