Islamabad, During a session at the World Economic Forum in Riyadh, Pakistan’s Minister for Finance and Revenue, Muhammad Aurangzeb, emphasized the critical need for Pakistan to implement a green tax framework. This initiative is aimed at addressing the country’s financial challenges while promoting sustainable economic practices.
According to Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Minister Aurangzeb highlighted the importance of combining domestic policy efforts with international financing to meet Pakistan’s financial needs effectively. The proposed green tax economy framework is seen as a vital step towards integrating environmental considerations into the nation’s economic strategy, ensuring sustainable development and fiscal stability in the long term.
The minister’s comments at the forum underscore Pakistan’s commitment to pursuing economic policies that are not only financially sound but also environmentally responsible. This approach aims to leverage global financial partnerships while bolstering the country’s own fiscal policies to support sustainable growth.