WEB DESK
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is expected to land in Pakistan tonight for the 9th economic review which will pave way for the much-needed next tranche of $1.1 billion.**
The delegation will stay in Pakistan for 10 days.
During the visit, the delegation will be briefed about the country’s economic performance during the second half of 2022.
Pakistani representatives will also inform the delegation about the current account deficit, tax revenue and exchange rate conditions of the country.
Besides this, the situation arising from $30 billion losses incurred by the recent floods will also be conveyed to IMF.
The government will apprise the delegation of the actions taken for tax revenue and exchange rate conditions.
Apart from this, reforms in energy sector and to squeeze current account deficit will also come under discussion.
The mission will also be informed about the progress on privatization program.