Islamabad: Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb held important meetings with IMF officials to discuss Pakistan’s economic progress, reform agenda, and implementation under the EFF and RSF programmes. During the talks, IMF representatives reviewed Pakistan’s progress on key policy commitments, while the finance minister highlighted measures linked to fiscal stability, foreign exchange reserves, and broader economic improvement. Detailed discussions were also held on tax reforms, energy sector restructuring, privatization, and export-led growth. These reform areas remain important for restoring investor confidence, reducing fiscal pressure, and supporting long-term economic stability. Stronger IMF engagement can also influence construction costs, financing conditions, and business confidence. Can continued reforms help Pakistan move toward sustainable economic recovery?
