Finance Adviser Dr Salehuddin Ahmed on Monday said the government is broadly satisfied with the country’s overall macroeconomic situation, although weaknesses persist in some sectors at the micro level.

Speaking to reporters at the Secretariat after meetings of the Advisers Council Committee on Economic Affairs and the Advisers Council Committee on Government Purchase, he said the assessment reflects a broader consensus.

“We are satisfied with the overall macroeconomic condition. It is not just my personal view; many others share the same opinion,” he said.

Dr Salehuddin acknowledged that the situation is “not entirely satisfactory” in certain sectors, noting that some areas continue to face challenges at the micro level.

He said it is unrealistic to expect all sectors of an economy to perform strongly at the same time. “There is no country in the world where every sector runs well simultaneously. That is simply not possible,” he added.

The Finance Adviser explained that economic performance depends largely on the effective use of capital and the performance of stakeholders across different sectors. He stressed that ensuring proper monitoring and accountability of these stakeholders is a shared responsibility.

He also emphasised the need for collective efforts and coordinated institutional performance to sustain economic stability and support long-term growth.