- WB, IMF meetings scheduled for April 21 to 26.
- Aurangzeb will meet homologous leaders in China, in the United Kingdom.
- It will address the round table with institutional investors.
Islamabad: The Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue, Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb, left for the United States (United States) to attend the World Bank Group and meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) spring 2025.
The Minister of Finance will meet the senior WB and IMF officials while attending these key meetings scheduled from April 21 to 26.
During his visit, Aurangzeb will also meet the finance ministers and the heads of homologous China, Great Britain, Saudi Arabia and Turkey.
Meetings with senior American state officials and treasury services are also part of the visit.
Meetings with managers of global rating agencies, commercial and investment banks will also be organized during the visit.
The financial tsar will clarify the country’s economic scenario while attacking the investment forums and seminars during the visit.
The Minister of Finance will also attend the 13th ministerial meeting of the Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action.
It will be addressed to a round table with institutional investors organized by Jefferies International on “the economic prospects of Pakistan, recent tax and monetary developments and the progress of reforms and engagement with the IMF”.
The Minister of Finance should also address a session organized by the Center for Global Development (CGD) on the ongoing reforms in Pakistan and future challenges, and will also take up Garji Ghosh, President, Global Policy and Advocacy Division, Gates Foundation.
The Minister will also meet the Queen Maxima of the Netherlands, special advisor to the UN Secretary General on Budget Health and the Honorary Patron of the G20 Global Partnership for Financial Inclusion
Aurangzeb should visit the main reflection groups in the United States and contact the Atlantic Council on “The Year of the Year”. He will also address “the challenges and opportunities faced with the Pakistani economy in 2025 and beyond”.