Islamabad :
Addressing a seminar in Islamabad, Federal Minister for Finance Shaukat Tareen said that Pakistan’s economy is now moving forward with stability, if the economy continues to grow in a better way, then we will not have to go to the IMF.
Addressing a seminar in Islamabad, Finance Minister Shaukat Tareen said that the government has taken concrete steps to save the economy during the Corona epidemic and has put the economy on the right track by taking several steps. Integrated strategies were adopted to avert crisis, effective policies, strategies, implementation and measures improved, strict measures were taken for financial management to improve the economy. There were problems in this regard. Growth fell to negative level due to Corona but despite the difficulties, relief packages were brought for the beneficiaries and the victims. In part, Pakistan’s initiatives have been recognized internationally. The Finance Minister said that due to government initiatives, the economy has risen from negative to 5.6 per cent, at present the economy is growing at a rate of 5 per cent.
If the economy continues to grow, it will not have to go to the IMF. Bringing financial transparency has restored investor confidence. There is still a need to take concrete steps for the poor. More affected, our focus is on getting the affected and low-income groups back on their feet.
Pakistan’s economy is now moving forward with stability, they want to make Pakistan the economy of the 60’s, Pakistan was the fourth largest economy in Asia in the 60’s, they are strengthening Pakistan economically, Pakistan is on its feet fast Our goal is to end Pakistan’s dependence on foreign financial institutions.
