Pakistan's Economic Outlook: A Conversation with Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb
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In recent weeks, a stressed Pakistani economy has shown some signs of stabilization, with decreases in inflation and improvements in foreign reserves. In September, the International Monetary Fund finalized a new $7 billion loan. However, the economy continues to face major obstacles, from high debt to competitiveness constraints and structural challenges.
At this online event, Pakistan's finance minister, Muhammad Aurangzeb, spoke about the country's current economic situation. He discussed challenges and opportunities and the status of ongoing reforms to promote sustainable growth.
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