Pakistan and the United Kingdom have reached an agreement to strengthen their collaboration and investigate new potential in the commercial sphere.
Jane Marriott, the British high commissioner to Pakistan, had a meeting with Muhammad Aurangzeb, the finance minister, at the Finance division.
Economic Reforms, Financial Cooperation, and Initiatives Supported by the United Kingdom were some of the topics that were discussed.
In his presentation, the Minister of Finance emphasized the reform agenda of the government, with a particular focus on export-led growth and macroeconomic stability.
The United Kingdom’s support in development and governance programs was something he was grateful for.
The United Kingdom’s commitment to increasing economic ties was reinforced by Marriott, and the company also underscored the need of cooperation in public financial management and revenue mobilization.
In addition to that, she provided updates on the Remit Programme, which is centered on the principle of revenue mobilization and transparency.

Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani, Chairman of the Senate, reiterated Pakistan’s long-standing and brotherly relations with Yemen, highlighting the cultural, historical, and religious ties that are shared between the two countries.
These opinions were voiced by him during a meeting that took place in Islamabad with Mohammed Motahar Alashabi, who is the ambassador of Yemen.
The conversation addressed a wide variety of subjects, with the primary emphasis being placed on improving bilateral relations, maintaining regional stability, and working together economically.
A statement was made by the chairman of the Senate regarding Pakistan’s ongoing commitment to provide support to Yemeni students and officials through the provision of scholarships, capacity-building initiatives, and professional training.

At the first meeting of the Committee on Improving Government efficiency, which was established by the Prime Minister, Senator Ishaq Dar, who is also the Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, presided over the proceedings.
Throughout the course of the meeting, the Committee engaged in in-depth discussions and established subgroups with a particular emphasis on digitization, global best practices, performance evaluation, awards, and management. the systems of information
Under the direction of Senator Ishaq Dar, the Sub-Groups were instructed to move quickly in collaboration with all of the stakeholders and to make recommendations for practical changes that would improve the efficiency, effectiveness, and service delivery of the government for the people of Pakistan.