PM Shahbaz Sharif: IMF Program Should Be Pakistan’s Last

Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif has voiced his hope that the current program with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) will be the last one in Pakistan’s history. Addressing the Federal Cabinet meeting, he underscored the government’s commitment to implementing measures in line with the IMF’s terms to stabilize and improve the country’s economy.
Focus on Mineral Resources and Employment
Highlighting Pakistan’s wealth in mineral resources, PM Shahbaz emphasized the importance of creating employment opportunities as a priority for the government. He acknowledged the challenges ahead but remained confident that achieving economic goals, though difficult, is not impossible.
Inflation Reduction and Anti-Smuggling Efforts
The Prime Minister noted a gradual reduction in inflation and stressed the importance of combating smuggling to further stabilize the economy. He reiterated the government’s focus on long-term economic stability as a crucial objective.