Washington, D.C: Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue, Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb, engaged in discussions with U.S. Treasury Secretary, Mr. Scott Bessent, in Washington, D.C., focusing on economic cooperation and Pakistan’s reform agenda. The meeting underscored the potential for enhanced bilateral economic ties and strategic collaboration.
According to Press Information Department, the finance minister emphasized Pakistan’s progress from macroeconomic stabilization to a focus on sustainable, export-led growth. He also highlighted the economy’s exposure to regional geopolitical developments, underlining the need for robust support from the United States. Senator Aurangzeb advocated for improved access to international capital markets, increased foreign exchange reserves, and enhanced sovereign credit ratings as foundational elements for Pakistan’s path to market stability.
Both officials reaffirmed their commitment to bolstering bilateral economic cooperation, with a focus on encouraging greater U.S. investment in Pakistan and advancing strategic projects that benefit both nations.