ISLAMABAD: Minister for Finance Muhammad Aurangzeb on Thursday remained non-committal about the exact timeframe for the approval of $7 billion loan by the IMF executive board but assured international investors that the government was committed to undertaking structural reforms under the fund programme. He was asked for the timeframe by representatives of different forums. During the meeting, the finance minister presented a comprehensive overview of the Pakistan economy with focus on stabilisation and growth trajectory achieved over the last one and a half years that had brought back the interest of investors and lenders in Pakistan.
Speech concluded with call to unite knowledge, peace, and progress, hailing future where Pakistan lights way for...
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