Pakistan Needs Up to Three Years for Reforms, Finance Chief Says

(Bloomberg) — Pakistan needs two to three years to implement some of the structural changes the International Monetary Fund has prescribed to break the South Asian country’s chain of financial struggles and bailouts, according to its new finance minister. Read More

Pakistan Needs Up to Three Years for Reforms, Finance Chief Says

Pakistan Needs Up to Three Years for Reforms, Finance Chief Says

Pakistan Needs Up to Three Years for Reforms, Finance Chief Says

Pakistan Needs Up to Three Years for Reforms, Finance Chief Says
Pakistan Needs Up to Three Years for Reforms, Finance Chief Says
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