“The performance of every ministry should be examined by an independent third party, and the results should be placed before the people,” he said. Addressing the Pakistan Economic Summit 2026 in Islamabad last week, Naqvi argued that Pakistan could not escape recurring political and economic crises without fundamental structural reforms. Minister urged political parties to move beyond political divisions and build a national consensus on constitutional and governance reforms, warning that delaying difficult decisions would only prolong the country’s challenges. Naqvi also shared insights from discussions with traders and business leaders representing Sindh, Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan, and other regions during the summit. According to him, participants acknowledged Pakistan’s vast economic potential while identifying governance failures as one of the biggest obstacles to sustainable growth.