Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb on Wednesday expressed optimism that the country was on the right track for upcoming talks with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Talking to media persons, Aurangzeb said the financing plan agreed with the IMF is being actively implemented, and the country is in a good position for the IMF review.
The minister also added that ongoing talks with the UAE regarding the rollover of debt are progressing smoothly.
An IMF delegation is already in the country to begin a crucial round of economic review talks, with initial discussions held with officials of the State Bank of Pakistan.
The delegation will be briefed on Pakistan’s economic performance from July to January, covering key indicators and policy developments.
The visit is part of the third review under the $7 billion Extended Fund Facility programme, which remains critical for Pakistan’s macroeconomic stability and external financing.
Earlier, officials in the finance ministry said the outcome of these engagements will play an important role in unlocking the next tranche of IMF funding
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