Pakistan’s manufacturing sector faces a severe crisis, with private investment plummeting 46% in six years. Experts warn of industrial disintegration due to policy instability, high energy costs, and volatile currency. This decline threatens exports, jobs, and economic resilience, contrasting sharply with neighboring countries’ growth.
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