Economists emphasize structural reforms, debt reduction, and digital tax compliance for better credit scores

KARACHI — Financial analysts have outlined a strategic roadmap for Pakistan to achieve significant upgrades in its sovereign credit ratings. The objective is to reach S&P’s B+ within two years and Moody’s B1 within three to five years.

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While Pakistan was raised to ‘B’ by S&P in July 2026, experts argue that further progress requires sustainable institutional reforms rather than temporary windfalls.

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The roadmap suggests that the next upgrade depends on documented tax revenue, digital compliance, and efficient fiscal spending.

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The report highlights that the government should increasingly utilize Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) for infrastructure development, reducing the fiscal burden while fostering growth in sectors like finished goods manufacturing and metal fabrication.