Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb says the government is focused on long-term economic sustainability through reforms in taxation, energy, state-owned enterprises and public finances.
In an interview, he said the commercial operation at the Reko Diq copper and gold project will generate 2.8 billion dollars in copper exports.
He said Pakistan plans to issue its first-ever yuan-denominated bonds worth 250 million dollars by the end of this year to diversify funding sources and strengthen macroeconomic resilience.
On privatization, Muhammad Aurangzeb also mentioned finalizing a sell-side advisor for the Roosevelt Hotel transaction in New York.
Additionally, three power distribution companies are in Phase One of privatization
He said that with renewed investor confidence, structural reforms, and diversified funding, Pakistan is now positioned to convert early recovery signs into long-term sustainable stability.
