Danish Faheem

This qualitative study, conducted by Hamqadam Student Magazine, explores the career aspirations and influences shaping Generation-Z students at the International Islamic University Islamabad (IIUI). Through focus group discussions with 23 participants, the research uncovers key themes in career decision-making, blending traditional values with modern ambitions.

The State Bank of Pakistan's recent rosy assessment of the economy paints a picture of recovery, but a closer examination reveals troubling fault lines beneath the surface. While key indicators show improvement, their sustainability remains precarious—tethered to external lifelines and masking deep structural weaknesses that continue to plague the nation's economic foundations.

Corporate Pakistan may share in the patriotic surge across the country, but business leaders, mindful of the risks, are calling for swift de-escalation of tensions with India. Some warn the conflict threatens South 

They note the rising pressure on the capital market, currency, and supply chains — particularly in sectors such as pharmaceuticals that depend on imports of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients from India. If tensions persist, they warn, business losses will be unavoidable.

Introduction

Being a student enrolled in BS Economics & Finance course, I have observed and got asked a similar question. What kind of Economist are you? In the beginning I used to ignore and thought what kind of a silly, irrelevant question is this. After sometime passed by, from 1st semester to 7th semester. I find this question too relevant.