Islamabad: Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue, Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb, convened a meeting with a delegation from Deutsche Bank, led by Ms. Myriam Ouazzani, Managing Director for the MENA region. The discussion centered around Pakistan’s aspirations to re-enter the financial markets, bolstered by macroeconomic stabilization and an upgrade in the country’s credit ratings.

During the meeting, Senator Aurangzeb outlined Pakistan’s plans to issue Panda and ESG bonds. The Minister underscored the significance of these financial instruments in diversifying Pakistan’s investment portfolio and attracting international investors.

The meeting with Deutsche Bank reflects Pakistan’s proactive approach to engage with global financial institutions as it seeks to strengthen its economic position. The discussions with the Deutsche Bank delegation are seen as a positive step toward reestablishing Pakistan’s presence in the international financial arena.

The Minister expressed optimism about the country’s economic progress and emphasized the government’s commitment to maintaining fiscal discipline and implementing necessary reforms. The Deutsche Bank team acknowledged Pakistan’s efforts and expressed interest in exploring potential collaboration opportunities.

The talks are part of a broader strategy by Pakistan to leverage improved credit ratings and macroeconomic stability to attract foreign investment and drive economic growth.