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The government of Pakistan is focused on expanding the tax base while aiming for $41B in remittances and $4.5B in IT exports.

8 reports, 5 independent Updated Sep 20
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The government of Pakistan is focused on expanding the tax base while aiming for $41B in remittances and $4.5B in IT exports.

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Muhammad AurangzebPakistan

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  1. Aurangzeb warned protests could inflict losses on Pakistan's national economy.1 source
  2. Ministerial meeting in London pledges new trade avenues and confirms Pakistan's economic stabilization.1 source
  3. Pakistan government sets ambitious $50B target for IT exports.1 source
  4. High-level calls made regarding the acceleration of capital market reforms in Pakistan.1 source
  5. Pakistan's Prime Minister directs the full digitization of all overseas remittances.Sub-event
  6. Pakistan's Finance Minister presented and debated the federal budget in the Senate, setting the nation's economic direction.Sub-event
  7. Government targets focus on expanding tax base, $41B remittances, and $4.5B IT exports.1 source

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