Export-led growth: IT exports seen at $5.5bn, remittances $44bn
Speaking at a private university in Lahore, the finance minister also said reserves cover over three months of imports and no long petrol queues were seen.
Aurangzeb said the government's focus is export-led growth, tax reform, lower energy costs and support for the private sector.
IT exports are expected to reach $5.5 billion and remittances $44 billion in the current fiscal year.
Foreign exchange reserves cover more than three months of imports, compared with about two weeks in the past.
Pakistan avoided energy shortages and long petrol queues, and supply is adequate until November, he said.
Population growth is about 2.55% a year, which he said could strain education, health and jobs.