Pakistan’s Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb said the government’s economic planning and budget strategy are being formulated while keeping possible external and geopolitical risks in mind.
Speaking to a British parliamentarian during a recent meeting, the finance minister said Pakistan is closely monitoring global developments, including regional tensions, oil price fluctuations, and international market uncertainties that could impact the country’s economy.
Aurangzeb emphasized that the government is working to maintain economic stability through careful fiscal management, structural reforms, and efforts to strengthen foreign exchange reserves. He added that authorities remain focused on sustainable growth while preparing for potential global economic challenges.
The minister also highlighted Pakistan’s ongoing engagement with international financial institutions and investors to improve economic confidence and attract foreign investment. He said the government aims to protect the country’s economic recovery from any unexpected external shocks.
