Islamabad, In a crucial meeting with the British High Commissioner Jane Marriott, Pakistan’s Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb underscored the government’s dedication to executing significant structural reforms and adopting sound fiscal policies across multiple sectors, including the Federal Board of Revenue, privatization initiatives, and measures to boost private sector engagement.

According to Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, the Finance Minister briefed the High Commissioner on the successful conclusion of Pakistan’s second review under the International Monetary Fund’s Standby Arrangement, signifying a step forward in the country’s economic stabilization efforts. During their conversation, Minister Aurangzeb elaborated on the ongoing and planned reforms intended to spur economic growth and enhance institutional efficiency.

The British High Commissioner Jane Marriott lauded Pakistan’s commitment to these economic reforms and reassured of the UK’s ongoing support for Pakistan’s developmental aspirations. She stressed the significance of deepening bilateral cooperation, particularly in areas of shared interest, and affirmed the UK’s desire to fortify the partnership with Pakistan, highlighting the mutual benefits of collaboration in key sectors.

The meeting marks a reaffirmation of both nations’ intent to bolster economic ties and work collaboratively on shared developmental and economic challenges, reflecting a continued commitment to international cooperation and economic diplomacy.