Watch: Pakistan PM Imran Khan praises India for the boom in I.T. sector

Published on Jan 01, 2022 05:49 pm IST

Imran Khan has praised India, saying Pakistan trails in the I.T. sector. The Pakistan PM underlined that within 15-20 years, India's tech exports have surged to $150 billion. Speaking at an event in Lahore a few days back, the Pakistan PM also lauded India for policies aimed at attracting investments and exports. Pakistan's economy is in shambles; the country's citizens are squeezed by inflation and foreign debt. Pakistan's currency has also depreciated more than 11% since the start of the last year, with reports suggesting that the value of the Pakistani Rupee has declined 30% in around 40 months.

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