PESHAWAR: Finance Minister Asad Umar has said that Pakistan and PayPal talks were underway to bring online payment giant’s operations in the country.
Finance Minister was addressing a ceremony at Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Peshawar on Monday.
He also dismissed reports that PTI government the federal government is hindering PayPal's entry into the Pakistani market.
Asad Umar claimed that Imran Khan’s government is actually ‘chasing’ the online payments giant.
Earlier, the finance minister confirmed that Pakistan is close to signing an agreement for economic assistance package with the International Monetary Fund.
Donald Lu reaffirms US's commitment to bolster ties with Pakistan
Here's a billionaires guide to getting rich through stocks
Finance minister reiterates Islamabad's commitment to support local, foreign investors in meeting with DFC CEO
A 111-year-old Marks and Spencer store in south London to close down in July
Consumers will get Rs4.12 per unit reduction in May electricity bills in terms of fuel cost adjustment
Samsung beats Apple to become top mobile seller
