Aurangzeb calls for global financial reforms to aid developing countries
Most outlets highlighted Federal Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb's call for reforms in the international financial system to support developing countries. While the focus was generally on the need for systemic changes, some coverage, like the Business Recorder, specifically noted his emphasis on stronger support from institutions like the World Bank and IMF, and mentioned trade barriers and climate change as additional challenges.
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Developing nations: Aurangzeb seeks stronger World Bank, IMF support
BANGKOK: Federal Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has called for reforms to the global financial system, warning that trade barriers and climate change are creating additional challenges for developing economies. Addressing the G-24 Central Bank Governors’ meeting in Bangkok as the group’s first vice-chair, Aurangzeb highlighted the financial constraints faced by developing countries and cal...
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Aurangzeb calls for reforms in global financial sy...
Federal Finance Minister Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb has called for comprehensive reforms in the international financial system to address the growing economic challenges faced by developing countries
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