ISLAMABAD: In a strategic move ahead of a potential Pakistan-US trade agreement, the government has taken key steps to engage the diplomatic community and build confidence in its ongoing economic reforms under the IMF-supported program.
According to media reports, Minister for Energy Sardar Awais Leghari and Minister of State for Finance Bilal Azhar Kayani met with ambassadors, high commissioners, and senior diplomats from countries including the US, UK, EU member states, Italy, Germany, Canada, Australia, Switzerland, Japan, the Netherlands, and Saudi Arabia at the Ministry of Finance on Tuesday.
During the meeting, the ministers presented detailed briefings on the progress and goals of the IMF-backed reforms, emphasizing that Pakistan is now transitioning from economic stabilization toward sustainable growth and structural transformation.
The Ministry of Finance stated that both ministers reiterated the government’s commitment to responsible economic governance and modernization of public institutions in line with international standards.
They underscored that the reforms are part of a strategic and forward-looking national agenda aimed at enhancing competitiveness, transparency, and resilience in the economy.
The diplomatic community welcomed the candid and comprehensive briefings, and praised the government’s determination to implement meaningful and sustainable reforms.
Highlighting opportunities in the energy sector, Minister Leghari drew attention to potential investments worth $2–3 billion across various sub-sectors.
He invited global utility companies, investors, and industry experts to explore opportunities in grid modernization, renewable energy integration, distribution efficiency, and energy services.
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