WASHINGTON: Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb highlighted Pakistan’s growing macroeconomic stability during his engagements in Washington, D.C., stressing that the country’s fiscal and structural reforms are yielding tangible results.
Speaking at the G-24 Ministers and Governors’ Meeting, Aurangzeb noted that reforms in taxation, energy, and state-owned enterprises (SOEs) have strengthened Pakistan’s economic foundations.
He emphasized that these measures, combined with effective fiscal and monetary management, are helping sustain stability and investor confidence.
Aurangzeb also discussed Pakistan’s economic outlook with leading institutional investors at a roundtable hosted by Jefferies International. He briefed participants on fiscal and monetary developments, external sector performance, and ongoing engagement with the IMF, underscoring Pakistan’s commitment to maintaining a stable macroeconomic environment.
In meetings with international partners, including IMF Deputy Managing Director Nigel Clarke, Aurangzeb reaffirmed the government’s resolve to continue reforms that support long-term growth and structural stability.
The Finance Minister further highlighted the role of regional trade corridors and global cooperation on climate change as key factors for sustainable economic development.
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