15 changes that shaped Pakistan's development in 2016
2016 was a pivotal year for the world, can we say the same for Pakistan? In a new post for Developing Pakistan, CDPR Communications Associate Shehryar Nabi recaps the key changes of 2016 that have the biggest implications for Pakistan's development path.
At a recent conference six experts offered their takes on key issues affecting Pakistan's economic growth. They touched on topics ranging from firm productivity to strenghtening the research-policy relationship.
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