Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) are on track to finalize the long-awaited loan agreement this month, expressed Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif with optimism.
In an exclusive interview with Turkish news agency Anadolu, the premier stated that the IMF’s ninth review will align with all terms and conditions, adding, “Fingers crossed, we anticipate some positive news in the coming weeks.”
He further emphasized that Pakistan has diligently fulfilled every requirement set by the IMF as prior actions.
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Regarding contingency plans in the event of unsuccessful IMF negotiations, the prime minister highlighted the resilience and determination of the Pakistani people.
He affirmed that the people of Pakistan have confronted challenges in the past and, if necessary, will “tighten our belts” and bounce back. The PM asserted that his government has effectively navigated these challenges “in the most commendable manner with the support of the Pakistani people” as well as “brotherly and friendly nations.”
Discussing the bilateral relations between Pakistan and Turkey, the premier described them as “two souls with beating hearts that harmonize as one.”
He also extended congratulations to the people of Turkey on President Erdogan’s re-election, hailing it as a “remarkable development.”
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