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Data-backed coverage of Pakistan’s economy | Reform & opportunity lens | Structural analysis | Webinars & Deck Downloads👇

Joined June 2024
Gaming is no longer just about making a game. Test. Measure. Scale. For Pakistani founders, mobile gaming offers a route to build products for a global audience. Full episode: youtu.be/Kx-AZcqpPG4 Produced by Pakistan & Counting with @ApProsperity, funded by BMZ through KfW.
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Pakistan is already building games for a global audience. In 2025, Lahore-based Game District reported 2.2 billion game downloads worldwide. But how big is the opportunity for new gaming businesses in Pakistan? Here’s what we found 👇 @JiqbalPK @KfW_int @BMZ_Bund
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How has the cost of travel in Pakistan changed in Pakistan? The Pakistan Mobility Index can help you answer that! Learn more by watching the latest episode of How Pakistan Moves. Thank you to BusCaro for supporting Pakistan & Counting.
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Pakistan imports 47,000 tonnes of garlic annually, spending over $52 million. Join our Garlic Farming Webinar to explore the economics and potential of garlic cultivation. 10 Nov | 4 PM PKT | PKR 5,000 Register: pakistanandcounting.com/reco…
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How Pakistan Moves returns with episode 3 on the 22nd of October! Watch it when it releases on our YouTube channel, link in bio Thank you to BusCaro for supporting Pakistan & Counting. @JiqbalPK
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Qist Bazaar sells everything from mobile phones to motorcycles to fridges to TVs and AC on installments and trusts Pakistanis to repay. Hear Qist Bazaar's story from Co-founder Arif Lakhani. Full episode: bit.ly/4hXxld9 @QistBazaar @JiqbalPK @pakstockexgltd @SECPakistan
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More young women are entering professional careers, expanding the market. Pakistan makes western wear for the world. Now it needs brands for its own working women. Watch: youtu.be/gFVaAHAZsYI Produced by Pakistan & Counting with @ApProsperity, funded by BMZ through KfW.
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Pakistan has 21.41 million working women — up from 8.2 million in 1998. Yet their professional wardrobes are often pieced together from tailors, imported brands and casual western wear. The potential market? 2.1–2.7 million urban professional women.
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