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Pakistan’s Economic Outlook Presented to Deloitte

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Last updated: April 21, 2025 8:58 pm
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Published April 21, 2025
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Finance Minister Outlines Growth Priorities and Potential Cooperation

Key Takeaways:

i) Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb briefed Deloitte on Pakistan’s macroeconomic outlook.

ii) Discussions included the government’s sectoral development agenda and export-led growth priorities.

iii) Potential cooperation areas explored were energy reforms, critical minerals, privatization, and technology.


Islamabad, Pakistan – Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb presented Pakistan’s macroeconomic outlook to a Deloitte team during a meeting held on the sidelines of the World Bank Group and IMF Spring Meetings 2025 in Washington.

These areas included reforms in the energy sector, the extraction and marketing of critical minerals, privatization initiatives, advancements in technology, crypto policy, and the operationalization of the Country Partnership Framework.

During the meeting, the Finance Minister detailed the government’s sectoral development agenda and its focus on export-led growth. The discussions also explored potential avenues for cooperation between Pakistan and Deloitte. These areas included reforms in the energy sector, the extraction and marketing of critical minerals, privatization initiatives, advancements in technology, crypto policy, and the operationalization of the Country Partnership Framework.

The meeting highlighted the government’s commitment to engaging with international partners to foster economic growth and development in Pakistan.

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