Islamabad: Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has reiterated Pakistan's commitment to ensuring a smooth and successful completion of the thirty-seven month IMF programme. He made these remarks during a meeting with IMF's new Resident Representative for Pakistan, Mahir Binici, in Islamabad. According to Radio Pakistan, the Finance Minister described the IMF programme as Pakistan's own initiative for macro-economic reforms and structural adjustments. He formally welcomed Mahir Binici to his new role in Pakistan and assured him of full support for his official responsibilities. The minister emphasized the importance of a smooth day-to-day consultation between the IMF and the government of Pakistan. Mahir Binici expressed his appreciation for the warm welcome and committed to working closely with Pakistan to ensure the successful completion of the IMF programme.
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