Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb presided over a high-level conference in Islamabad regarding digital assets.
The gathering included Foreign Delegates, among them President Trump’s advisors on digital assets.
The participants deliberated on the global evolution of cryptocurrency, its rising adoption, and the regulatory frameworks being instituted internationally, in accordance with U.S. government policies.
The deliberations focused on financial security, risk mitigation, and the potential impact of digital assets on Pakistan’s economy.
Discussions also encompassed the tokenization of essential infrastructure and state-owned firm assets, facilitating enhanced liquidity, broader investor engagement, and improved efficiency in capital markets.
Various stakeholders, including foreign and domestic investors, have built product-ready digital asset solutions that might be examined within a regulatory sandbox.
The discussion ended with an agreement to pursue a prudent yet progressive strategy, ensuring that future advancements in the digital asset sector conform to national interests, FATF principles, and global financial standards.
