Islamabad: The Senate Standing Committee on Finance and Revenue, led by Senator Saleem Mandviwalla, convened recently at Parliament House to deliberate on key fiscal policies and revenue matters affecting the nation.
According to Senate of Pakistan, the session, presided over by Senator Mandviwalla, engaged in discussions on a range of topics pivotal to enhancing the country’s financial health and regulatory framework. The committee examined proposed amendments to existing financial regulations and explored new measures aimed at boosting economic growth and ensuring fiscal stability.
The meeting drew participation from various stakeholders, including finance experts, regulatory authorities, and other government officials, ensuring a comprehensive analysis of the financial strategies under consideration. Deliberations focused on improving transparency, increasing revenue generation, and promoting fair financial practices across different sectors of the economy.
The committee’s discussions are expected to lead to refined policy proposals that will be forwarded for further evaluation and potential enactment by the full Senate. These initiatives are part of broader efforts to adapt the country’s financial systems to current economic challenges and opportunities.