Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have begun negotiations to release an additional $ 1.2 billion loan in the Finance Ministry.
The IMF has requested reports of anti -money laundering measures and progress on previous corruption measures.
Sources told the proposal that letters will also be written to the IMF delegation on efforts to increase the government and transparency.
It is expected that federal officers will cover the assets declaration from 17 to 22 to 22 to 22, access to the statements of the provincial officials’ assets, and the establishment of anti -money laundering enforcement agencies at the provincial level.
The government will also update the implementation of the national financial package, measures to increase transparency in development projects, and the progress made in the capital market. Sources added that Islamabad will delay the IMF’s report on the report of the government and the threat of corruption.