ISLAMABAD – With the talks between the government and opposition parties on the economic reforms drawing near to conclusion, an International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission is expected to visit Pakistan within next two weeks, an official source said.
The visit is aimed at getting first hand knowledge about the results of the talks between the government and the opposition.
The government would brief them about the consensus on the major economic challenges and the strategy to implement reforms in the power sector and revenue generation, he said. The rising fiscal deficit and non-implementations of the economic reforms are major concerns of the IMF, the source said.
