With prominent subjects on the schedule, such as pensions, salaries, climate financing, and monetary policy, both parties strive to achieve agreement on crucial economic changes and projects. According to reports, today’s agenda includes the submission of officials’ asset declarations and discussions with provinces.
Insiders have disclosed that the IMF will engage in discussions with the provinces on many topics, such as fiscal operations, debt management, and commodity schemes. In addition, there are planned consultations with the provinces to discuss matters of fiscal decentralization and regional concerns.
The negotiations will prioritize discussions on real estate legislation, asset disclosures of officers, and measures to prevent money laundering. This highlights the dedication to ensuring financial transparency and accountability.
According to sources, the delegation has given its approval to the plan for Pakistan’s external finance discussed thus far.
Prior to this, it was stated that the government of Pakistan provided a guarantee to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) that they would accelerate the process of privatization.Economic policy.