Remittances Surge by 29% in December 2024, Reaching $3.08 Billion

Pakistan’s remittances from overseas workers saw a significant rise of 29% in December 2024, totaling $3.08 billion, compared to the previous year. This increase reflects a 6% rise from November 2024. Year-on-year, December remittances surged by 29.3%, reaching $2.38 billion. Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb anticipates a record-high of $35 billion in remittances for FY 2024-2025.

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