Official sources told Proposestani that Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have launched a policy -level debate as part of an ongoing economic review talks, which focuses on the draft of the Memorandum of Economic and Financial policies (MEFP).
The discussions are being led by the Secretary of Finance Pakistan, while Finance Minister Mohammad Aurangzeb is also expected to meet the IMF mission during the process of reviewing.
Sources said that the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) Member Customs Policy participated in the negotiations, in which a detailed review of the tax collection goals for the fiscal year was reviewed.
The two sides also discussed measures to increase the tax net and improve revenue production.
The IMF delegation was given a comprehensive letter about the instability of the diabetes sector, stating how government control will be reduced under the new framework.
The briefing emphasized that market dynamics will now determine sugar prices and production levels.
Officials also received the latest information about auto policy and tariff reforms, offering a proposed framework for vehicle production, pricing, and tariff structure in the IMF mission.
The policy -level talks are expected to continue in the coming days, as the Pakistan Sexual Relationships Loan Program to align its reform agenda with the goals of stability of the IMF.