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Dar claims to achieve 7% GDP growth rate by 2017-18

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02/06/2015
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ISLAMABAD: Federal Finance Minister Ishaq Dar has claimed that the government will achieve target of 7 per cent GDP growth rate target by 2017-18.

He said this, while was talking to a delegation of TRG Pakistan Limited led by Zia Chishti in Islamabad. Ishaq Dar said Pakistan will achieve seven percent growth rate by 2017-18 and desires to bring the Investment to GDP ratio to twenty two percent in the next three years. Private sector is encouraged to play its part in the development of the country.

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