IMF says ready to support, stresses need for reform

  • IMF's Middle East and Central Asia director says it is important to accelerate the reforms, double down on the structure of reforms in order to provide Pakistan with its full potential of growth
Updated 19 Apr, 2024

LONDON: The International Monetary Fund is ready to support Pakistan and the package of reforms is now more important than the size of new programme, the fund’s Middle East and Central Asia director said on Thursday.

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“I think what is important at this stage is to accelerate the reforms, double down on the structure of reforms in order to provide Pakistan with its full potential of growth,” Jihad Azour told a press conference on the sidelines of the IMF 2024 Spring Meetings.

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