Facts matter. Lower fiscal deficits, a stronger primary surplus, and a declining debt-servicing burden show a clear economic turnaround. This is why "From Default to Progress" is more than a slogan it's reflected in the numbers.
Public blood will not be boiling with intellectual dishonesty, rather temper will be cool down with facts:
Lets stick to current budget to respond concisely instead of political debate, Budget must always be reviewed in trend analysis.
Major concerned factor of budget expenditure is interest payment which in 8054 Bn forested in current year, it appears a staggering myriad number, but in actual interest payment to total budget ratio is 43% in current year, an year before it was 47% in 2025, 52% in 2024, 50% in 2023.
In addition to above Govt has reduced the fiscal deficit to almost half in 3 years which was 6.5% (6906 Bn) in 2023, 5.9% (7283 Bn) in 2024, 3.9% (5037 Bn) in 2025, and in current budget it at 3.6% (5226 Bn)
Further, improved primary surplus to a comfortable zone, in 2023 primary surplus was 0.3% (397 Bn) in 2024 it was 2% (2492 Bn), in 2025 it was 2.4% (3170 Bn), and in current year it is forecasted at 2% (2828 Bn)
That why when it is said DEFAULT to PROGRESS it is backed by factual numbers.