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  1. Multiple countries, including Pakistan, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Egypt, Maldives, and Nepal, are participating in a Borrowers’ Platform due to severe debt vulnerability.

Pakistan Minister Chairs Borrowers' Platform Meeting in Bangkok

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Muhammad Aurangzeb, on behalf of Pakistan, accepted the chairmanship of the Governing Council of the Borrowers' Platform. He participated in meetings in Bangkok on the sidelines of the Annual Meetings of the World Bank Group and the International Monetary Fund. During these engagements, he discussed Pakistan's stabilization and progress under the International Monetary Fund-supported programme with IMF First Deputy Managing Director Dan Katz.

From tribune.com.pk

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The Borrowers' Platform involves multiple countries facing severe debt vulnerability. Muhammad Aurangzeb stressed that the Platform should promote mutual learning and technical cooperation, rather than acting as a collective bargaining or crisis-management mechanism. His priorities include strengthening debt-management practices and exploring innovative development-financing instruments.

Multiple countries, including Pakistan, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Egypt, Maldives, and Nepal, are participating in the Borrowers’ Platform due to severe debt vulnerability.

From tribune.com.pk

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