World Bank urges Pakistan to speed up implementation of $20bn reform partnership
Most outlets reported that the World Bank called on the Pakistani government to expedite the implementation of policy actions under its $20 billion reform partnership. Dawn provided additional context, mentioning areas such as harmonisation of sales tax and provincial agriculture, while Minute Mirror focused more briefly on the World Bank's urging without specifying the areas of reform.
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World Bank urges Pakistan to speed up $20bn reform...
The World Bank has urged the Pakistani government to speed up the implementation of key policy reforms
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World Bank calls on govt to implement policy actions under $20bn reform partnership
ISLAMABAD: The World Bank on Friday called upon the government to expedite implementation of policy actions under its $20 billion economic reform partnership for harmonisation of sales tax, provincial agriculture and property taxes and removing regulatory constraints to achieve higher growth, revenue mobilisation and trade and investment facilitation. The World Bank group launched the 10-year c...
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