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Pakistan, a country in South Asia, has the second largest Muslim
population after Indonesia. It is surrounded by Arabian Sea, Gulf of
Oman, Afghanistan, Iran, India and China. Pakistan is one of the most
populous countries of the world and has Islamabad as the capital city
today.
The economy of Pakistan is semi-industrialized, comprising
mainly of textiles, food processing, chemicals and agriculture.
Pakistan's economy has been constantly growing since last decade and was
even named as the top reformer by World Bank in 2005. It has been
concentrating on developing its economic infrastructure, achieving
self-sufficiency in food and growing export industries. Pakistan, today,
has substantial international financial resources as there have been
huge foreign investments in the country. All the service and industrial
sectors are now developing at a fast pace and so are the employment
opportunities.
The growth of Pakistan suffered a serious setback, just as the whole world, during the times of slowdown of economies. Recession in Pakistan had led to inflation, depressed consumer credit market, slow progress of public sector programmes, reduction in subsidies, security threat, neglect of agriculture sector, etc. But, there is a marginal improvement in health and educational sector while other sectors are also in the line, making slow but steady improvements. Pakistan's economy has started developing and further improving the business climate in order to stimulate higher investments by both the local and the foreign investors.
Pakistan has been able to position itself as one of the four fastest growing economies in the Asian region. Its real GDP has increased from $60 billion to $170 billion in 2010, emphasizing on the fact that its economy is highly developmental. Barely two months back, it has been announced that America will extend a support of $16.5 million to upgrade its power plant. Such aids and supports have always been instrumental in uplifting the economy of Pakistan.
Along with the growth of economic market, the jobs in Pakistan have also been growing. Among the most popular career avenues are the engineering jobs in Pakistan. Students from various engineering and technical colleges in Pakistan and from abroad excitedly take up all kinds of engineering jobs available in various sectors. The primary reason for this widespread interest could be:
The growth of Pakistan suffered a serious setback, just as the whole world, during the times of slowdown of economies. Recession in Pakistan had led to inflation, depressed consumer credit market, slow progress of public sector programmes, reduction in subsidies, security threat, neglect of agriculture sector, etc. But, there is a marginal improvement in health and educational sector while other sectors are also in the line, making slow but steady improvements. Pakistan's economy has started developing and further improving the business climate in order to stimulate higher investments by both the local and the foreign investors.
Pakistan has been able to position itself as one of the four fastest growing economies in the Asian region. Its real GDP has increased from $60 billion to $170 billion in 2010, emphasizing on the fact that its economy is highly developmental. Barely two months back, it has been announced that America will extend a support of $16.5 million to upgrade its power plant. Such aids and supports have always been instrumental in uplifting the economy of Pakistan.
Along with the growth of economic market, the jobs in Pakistan have also been growing. Among the most popular career avenues are the engineering jobs in Pakistan. Students from various engineering and technical colleges in Pakistan and from abroad excitedly take up all kinds of engineering jobs available in various sectors. The primary reason for this widespread interest could be:
- Institutes imparting engineering studies have been growing rapidly in Pakistan.
- There has been a rise in the numbers of multinational companies willing to invest in this sector of Pakistan.
- Even the demand from students to opt for engineering works has grown.
- Assistant Project Managers
- Design Engineer
- Land Surveyor
- Quantity Surveyor
- Control Technician
- Project Coordinator
- Programme Assistant
- Agricultural Research Assistant
- Provincial Project Manager
- Software Developer
- HSE Manager
Deepika Bansal writes on behalf of NaukriGulf.com, a leading job portal for jobs in Gulf Region, Jobs in Pakistan
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