پاکستان کا آئی ایف سی کیساتھ شراکت داری کو مضبوط بنانے کا عزم
Ministry of Finance, Government of Pakistan
Masood Khan
Pakistan Embassy US
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#Pakistan and #US have vowed to upgrade economic partnerships in alternate energy, agriculture, climate resilience and tech industry sectors
Ministry of Finance, Government of Pakistan Ministry of Foreign Affairs - Pakistan Department of State Masood Khan Pakistan Embassy US #RadioPakistan #News
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Minister for Finance Muhammad Aurangzeb has declared negotiations with international financial institutions as positive
Ministry of Finance, Government of Pakistan Masood Khan #News #BreakingNews #RadioPakistan
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Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb addressed a news conference in Washington alongside #Pakistan Ambassador to the #US Masood Khan , where he highlighted the positive negotiations with international financial institutions, ++++
Ministry of Finance, Government of Pakistan

Appreciated AIIB's additional $500 million project assistance and progress on project implementation. Collaboration aims to foster sustainable development and economic growth in Pakistan. (3/3)

Expressed gratitude for AIIB's support, including co-financing with World Bank's RISE-II program after devastating floods. Reaffirmed commitment to AIIB collaboration on Pakistan's infrastructure development. (2/3)

Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb met with AIIB President Jin Liqun, discussing Pakistan's positive economic indicators post IMF's SBA. Emphasized broad tax reforms, energy sector fixes, and SOE reforms as key priorities. (1/3)

Minister's engagements with IMF, World Bank, AIIB, and ADB reaffirm commitment to economic stability and growth. Collaboration aims to address concerns, foster investment, and ensure sustainable development in Pakistan. (3/3)

Highlighted alignment of World Bank's agenda with government priorities, including climate change and digitalization. Mentioned potential Saudi investments and addressed rating agencies' concerns on external side, inflation, primary balance, and interest rates. (2/3)

Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb met S&P Global and Fitch Ratings representatives, sharing positive country indicators under IMF's SBA. Emphasized ongoing reforms in taxation, energy, and privatization across short, medium, and long-term horizons. (1/3)

Expressed gratitude to UK Minister for planning a visit to Pakistan in August 2024. Discussions reaffirm commitment to strengthening bilateral ties and fostering investment for mutual development. (3/3)

Pakistan aims to agree outline of new IMF loan in May - Finance Minister reuters.com/markets/asia/p…

Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb met World Bank’s Regional VP for South Asia, Martin Raiser. Expressed satisfaction on upcoming finalization of the new Country Partnership Framework (CPF). Underlined government's reform thrust in energy, tax, and SOEs. (1/3)

Expressed satisfaction with IFC's increased activities in Pakistan. Requested IFC's assistance in shifting PSDP to PPP-mode. Collaboration aims to leverage opportunities for sustainable development and economic growth. (3/3)

Informed of Pakistan's aim for a larger and extended IMF programme. Identified key priorities: broadening tax reforms, fixing energy sector, and undertaking SOE reforms. Thanked IFC for support in outsourcing Islamabad airport. (2/3)

Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb met with IFC Managing Director Makhtar Diop, highlighting positive economic indicators in Pakistan: improving reserves, stable currency, declining inflation, surging stock market, and institutional/foreign inflows. (1/3)

Collaboration aims to strengthen bilateral economic ties and foster sustainable growth. Minister's engagement underscores commitment to transparency, reforms, and collaboration for economic prosperity. (3/3)

Highlighted U.S. as Pakistan's largest trading partner and significant source of remittances/FDI. Briefed on Special Investment Facilitation Council's role in facilitating foreign investment. Expressed gratitude for Neiman's visit to Pakistan and assured full support. (2/3)

Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb met with Brent Neiman, Deputy Under Secretary for International Finance, U.S. Treasury, during IMF/World Bank Spring meetings. Shared positive economic indicators post IMF's SBA and prioritized reforms in taxation, energy, and SOEs. (1/3)