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Islamic banking
Pakistan's roadmap to eliminate riba (interest) from its financial system by 2028 outlines a gradual transition, incorporating the Federal Shariat Court's ruling via the 26th Constitutional Amendment. The plan allows foreign banks to operate hybrid conventional-Islamic models while addressing structural weaknesses in Islamic finance, such as sukuk issuance and asset management.
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