Can Pakistan's peacekeeping role in Iran war give it an economic dividend?

Pakistan's involvement in peacekeeping efforts between Iran and other regional actors could potentially open new avenues for foreign investment, according to analysts. While this role may bolster the country's diplomatic standing, it's unlikely to address the deep-rooted economic problems like inflation and debt. The broader geopolitical implications suggest that while temporary economic benefits might arise, sustainable growth will depend on internal reforms tackling structural issues.