Islamabad: Pakistan’s economy continues to stabilize and is expected to grow by 2.7% in the current fiscal year compared to 2.5% in the previous year. According to Radio Pakistan, the World Bank’s latest Pakistan Development Update indicates that real GDP growth will be supported by recovering private consumption and investment,
Islamabad: Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb addressed MENAP Ministers and Central Bank Governors’ Meeting in Washington D.C. He expressed Pakistan’s interest in seeking technical support from the IMF for institutional capacity-building and supported the World Bank’s agenda of job creation through private sector-led growth. According to Radio Pakistan, the finance minister
Islamabad: Pakistan’s economy continues to stabilize and is expected to grow by 2.7% in the current fiscal year compared to 2.5% in the previous year. According to Radio Pakistan, the World Bank’s latest Pakistan Development Update indicates that real GDP growth will be supported by recovering private consumption and investment,
Islamabad: Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb addressed MENAP Ministers and Central Bank Governors’ Meeting in Washington D.C. He expressed Pakistan’s interest in seeking technical support from the IMF for institutional capacity-building and supported the World Bank’s agenda of job creation through private sector-led growth. According to Radio Pakistan, the finance minister
Islamabad: The International Trade Union Confederation has praised the Government of Pakistan for its efforts to improve workers’ welfare. This commendation was delivered by a high-profile ITUC delegation, led by its General Secretary for the Asia-Pacific region, Shoya Yasheda, during his visit to the Workers Welfare Fund in Islamabad. According
Washington: Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb held a meeting with the team of international company S and P Global in Washington. The meeting focused on discussing Pakistan’s economic progress and future prospects, with an emphasis on fostering international confidence in the nation’s financial stability. According to Radio Pakistan, the Finance Minister
Islamabad: The International Trade Union Confederation has praised the Government of Pakistan for its efforts to improve workers’ welfare. This commendation was delivered by a high-profile ITUC delegation, led by its General Secretary for the Asia-Pacific region, Shoya Yasheda, during his visit to the Workers Welfare Fund in Islamabad. According
Washington: Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb held a meeting with the team of international company S and P Global in Washington. The meeting focused on discussing Pakistan’s economic progress and future prospects, with an emphasis on fostering international confidence in the nation’s financial stability. According to Radio Pakistan, the Finance Minister