Pakistan’s Finance Minister Outlines Reform Strategy to World Bank-IMF Staff Association

Washington DC, In a key meeting with the Pakistan Staff Association of the World Bank-IMF, Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue, Mr. Muhammad Aurangzeb, presented the government’s broad reform agenda aimed at reviving and sustaining Pakistan’s economic growth.

According to Press Information Department, Minister Aurangzeb elaborated on several core areas of the reform strategy, including expanding the tax base, implementing energy sector reforms, advancing digitalization, encouraging privatization, fostering public-private partnerships, and maintaining strict fiscal discipline. These measures are intended to enhance the efficiency and productivity of Pakistan’s economy, steering it towards a path of sustainable development.

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