The middle class in Pakistan has grown significantly due to economic expansion, urbanization, and increased access to education and technology. It now comprises around 35-40% of the population, with a concentration in urban areas. Factors like migration to cities, remittances, and rising consumerism have further bolstered this demographic. However, challenges such as inflation, limited access to quality services, and economic instability threaten its growth. Despite these issues, the middle class plays a vital role in Pakistan’s economy, culture, and political landscape, driving social change and economic development.