Islamabad: Pakistan is dispatching a high-level delegation to the United States for trade talks, according to Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb. The move is part of the government’s efforts to steer the country towards export and productivity-led growth.
Speaking at a news conference, Aurangzeb highlighted the importance of sustainable development. He stated that the government is implementing structural reforms aimed at ensuring that the current International Monetary Fund (IMF) program will be the nation’s final one.
The announcement underscores Pakistan’s commitment to revamping its economic strategy. By focusing on exports, the government seeks to stabilize the economy and reduce reliance on international financial assistance.
Details regarding the delegation’s composition or the specific agenda for the talks were not disclosed. However, the initiative signifies a strategic shift as Pakistan aims to enhance its trade relations with the US.