World Bank proposes export-finance products for Pakistan’s EXIM Bank
Most outlets highlighted the World Bank’s proposal to develop export-finance products for the Export-Import Bank of Pakistan to support trade. Business Recorder added context about reviewing measures to boost investment, while Profit also noted the broader scope of reforms being reviewed, including SME financing, tariffs, taxation, capital markets, and institutional efficiency.
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World Bank proposes export-finance products for EXIM Bank to boost trade
Government, lender review reforms covering investment, SME financing, tariffs, taxation, capital markets and institutional efficiency
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World Bank proposes export-finance products for Pakistan’s EXIM Bank
The World Bank has proposed developing export-finance products for the Export-Import Bank of Pakistan (EXIM Bank) to support incremental trade flows, as the government and global lender reviewed measures to boost investment, exports and private-sector growth. The development came during a meeting between Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb and a World Bank delegation led by Bolormaa Amgaabazar,...
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