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Pakistan Implements IMF Austerity Measures and Consults Provinces on Policy

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Finance Secretary Imdad Ullah Bosal briefed lawmakers on the implementation of Pakistan’s International Monetary Fund program. He detailed austerity measures expected to save Rs. 16.8 billion, primarily through cuts in fuel allocations for official vehicles and non-salary spending. The government shared draft recommendations for a national policy with provinces, noting that three provinces agreed while one had reservations.

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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced the austerity measures amid public criticism regarding the financial burden of the Middle East war. The Finance Ministry stated that several IMF conditions remain unmet, including requirements for sugar sector liberalization, health and education spending, and tax collection from retailers and agriculture.

Shehbaz Sharif allegedly submitted his resignation to the Prime Minister amid governance concerns in Sindh.

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