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Pakistan can become $1.5-1.7tr economy
Graana.com CEO underlines need for meeting target of constructing 1m housing units a year
About 12% of survey respondents said the economy was strong - a ratio that was 5% a year ago. This shows that the confi-dence of people in economy has started improving. PHOTO: FILE
ISLAMABAD:
Real estate guru, Imarat Group of Companies Chairman and Graana.com CEO Shafiq Akbar has termed real estate sector the growth engine for the country’s economy and said that given the continuity of reforms, Pakistan can become a $1.5-1.7 trillion economy by 2040.
In an interview, he stressed the need for focusing on real estate and related industries along with achieving the target of constructing one million housing units per year over the next 10 years.
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Graana and NUST Collaborate to Introduce Pakistan’s First Educational Course on Real Estate
Once again, Graana.com is all set to score a first in the real estate sector of Pakistan. This time, it is in the realm of academia – and Graana.com is not alone in this venture. Graana.com and the National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) are collaborating to introduce Pakistan’s first-ever educational course on real estate.
The four-week program – Certification in Real Estate Science Level 1 – shall be conducted at NUST, Islamabad, from January 29 to February 30.
Among those teaching the course, are Chairman Imarat Group of Companies and CEO Graana.com Mr Shafiq Akbar. Akbar holds a Master’s degree in Policy Analysis from the University of Cambridge, as well as an MSc in Public Policy.