Tag: Muhammad Aurangzeb

Pakistan has assumed the G-24 chairmanship, pledging to strengthen developing nations’ influence and promote a fairer global financial system through economic reforms, climate financing and sustainable development.

Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have agreed to strengthen energy cooperation through investments in oil storage, refinery upgrades, LPG supplies and mineral resources, aiming to enhance energy security and bilateral economic ties.

Pakistan is seeking cooperation with Alibaba to promote digital payments, strengthen its cashless economy, support SMEs and boost exports through e-commerce, technology and improved cross-border trade systems.

Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb highlighted Pakistan’s economic stabilization, improved foreign exchange reserves, capital market strategy and ongoing reforms at the Citi Macro Forum, expressing optimism about economic growth reaching 4% or higher this fiscal year.

VEON has raised its planned three-year investment in Pakistan to $1.5 billion from $1 billion, highlighting growing international investor confidence in the country’s digital and telecom sectors.

Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has warned that long marches, sit-ins and strikes could cost Pakistan’s economy around Rs120 billion per day, with services, industry and agriculture facing significant losses.

Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb highlighted Pakistan’s fiscal consolidation, stronger revenue collection and economic reforms while seeking international investment at a London roundtable.

Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb says Pakistan is preparing a rupee-denominated, dollar-settled bond after raising $3 billion through a successful Eurobond sale.

Saudi Arabia’s Asyad Group is exploring participation in Pakistan’s upcoming airport privatisation process and plans to expand investments across key sectors, including energy and finance.