Finance Ministry rejects misleading reporting on Pakistan’s IMF programme
Most outlets reported that the Finance Ministry rejected what it called "misleading" reporting on Pakistan’s IMF programme, emphasizing that the programme is a whole-of-government initiative rather than being controlled solely by the Finance Division. A few also noted the ministry’s clarification that the programme was necessary due to limited fiscal and external buffers. The Nation added context about the country’s financial situation at the time of entering the programme.
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Finance ministry clarifies Pakistan’s IMF programme, rejects Finance Division-centric view
ISLAMABAD - The Ministry of Finance on Tuesday said that Pakistan entered the International Monetary Fund (IMF) programme with limited fiscal and external buffers and significant financing requirements and restoring fiscal sustainability, rebuilding reserves and reducing refinancing risks are necessary conditions for durable private.
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Finance ministry clarifies misleading reporting on Pakistan’s IMF Program
The Finance Ministry has rejected the suggestion that it exercises “tight control” over the design and negotiations of...
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Finance Ministry clarifies misleading report on Pakistan’s IMF program
ISLAMABAD, Sep 22 (APP):The Ministry of Finance on Tuesday strongly rejected a report appearing in a section of media, clarifying that Pakistan’s program with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) was a whole-of-government initiative and not a Finance Division program. It said various federal and provincial institutions were responsible for reforms and commitments falling within their...
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Finance Ministry clarifies Pakistan’s IMF programme, rejects misleading claims
The Ministry of Finance has clarified that Pakistan’s International Monetary Fund (IMF) programme is a comprehensive government programme and does not concern the ministry alone, 24NewsHD TV reported on Tuesday According to the Finance Ministry, the IMF programme is not limited to financial figures or fiscal targets.
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Finance Division rejects ‘misleading’ reporting on Pakistan’s IMF programme
The Finance Division on Tuesday rejected what it described as “misleading” reporting about Pakistan’s engagement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), saying the programme is a whole-of-government initiative rather than a Finance Division-led exercise. The ministry issued the clarification in response to a report published by The Express Tribune on September 22, titled “Iqbal seeks role i...
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