Introduction
The World Bank’s newly announced Country Partnership Framework (CPF) for Pakistan (2026–2035) marks a significant milestone in fostering sustainable and inclusive development in one of the world’s most populous countries. This decade-long initiative aligns with Pakistan’s national priorities, including the National Economic Transformation Plan, Uraan Pakistan, and the Prime Minister’s Economic Transformation Agenda. Designed as a rolling framework, the CPF offers a flexible, adaptive approach to address Pakistan’s evolving challenges while aiming for transformative results.[1]
