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FinMin Aurangzeb anticipates remittances surpassing $35bn this yr



Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb addresses a press convention in Islamabad on June 13, 2024. — AFP

KARACHI: Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb on Saturday expressed optimism concerning the enchancment within the nation’s financial state of affairs, anticipating that the remittances are anticipated to surpass $35 billion within the fiscal yr 2024-25. 

The finance minister credited this constructive projection to the financial insurance policies of the federal government. 

He addressed the media on the Overseas Chamber of Commerce and Industry (OICCI) and mentioned because of authorities’s efficient methods, the inflation is regularly lowering. 

Highlighting the significance of the personal sector, he emphasised its function in strengthening the financial system and warranted that the problems confronted by personal enterprises could be resolved.

The finance minister additionally mentioned the financial losses incurred over the previous six years, amounting to Rs6 trillion. He revealed that multinational firms repatriated $2.2 billion in income overseas, urging them to extend exports.

Additionally, he famous the closure of over 900 pretend petrol pumps as a part of authorities reforms.

Aurangzeb pressured the importance of selling “Made in Pakistan” merchandise globally and underscored the need of measures to spice up commerce and funding.

The finance minister talked about the encouraging outcomes of the OICCI’s enterprise confidence survey, indicating enhancing financial situations.

He additionally clarified that there are not any discussions underway with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) relating to the imposition of gross sales tax on petroleum merchandise.

Aurangzeb concluded by emphasising that Pakistan’s financial development needs to be pushed by exports quite than counting on imports.

Ella Bennet
Ella Bennet
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