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President Zardari lauds IMF’s role in Pakistan’s economic progress

President Zardari lauds IMF’s role in Pakistan’s economic progress

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ISLAMABAD: President Asif Ali Zardari held a meeting with a delegation from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) led by Jihad Azour.

During meeting, Pakistan’s current economic situation and the ongoing IMF program were discussed in detail.

Discussions focused on Pakistan’s economic challenges, structural reforms, and progress under the existing IMF program, highlighting the government's commitment to fiscal stability and sustainable economic growth.

Discussing Pakistan’s current economic situation and the ongoing IMF program, he also acknowledged and appreciated the IMF’s contribution to Pakistan’s economic progress.

The delegation members expressed satisfaction over Pakistan’s efforts for economic reforms and implementation of the IMF program, which they observed was progressing in the right direction.

The delegation members emphasized that the program had assisted in reducing inflation and fiscal deficit and strengthening Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves.

President Zardari thanked the IMF for its continued support and cooperation with Pakistan, and also appreciated the finance ministry for its efforts to improve the national economy.

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