National Savings Surpasses 2023-24 Targets, Sets Ambitious Goals for 2024-25 with Focus on Islamic Finance
The Central Directorate of National Savings (CDNS) achieved Rs. 232 billion in fresh bonds, marking 12% of its Rs. 1.65 trillion target for the 2024-25 fiscal year within the first quarter ending October 31. CDNS aims to promote a savings culture nationwide, with senior officials affirming commitment to hit this ambitious target to bolster economic stability and individual savings across Pakistan.
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In addition to the savings goal, CDNS has allocated Rs. 170 billion specifically for Islamic finance investments in the current fiscal year, recognizing the sector’s potential for growth. This focus aligns with the global trend of integrating Islamic finance into mainstream economies. Last fiscal year, CDNS achieved an impressive Rs. 1.742 trillion in fresh bonds, surpassing the initial target by over 100%, showcasing substantial progress in its fiscal objectives.
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As part of its ongoing reform, CDNS is enhancing operational efficiency by introducing Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) to improve customer accessibility. Additionally, institutional reforms and innovations are underway to modernize National Savings’ offerings and streamline services, with particular attention to expanding Islamic finance opportunities to meet both domestic and international financial demands.
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