Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb reiterated the government’s resolve to push its reform program in order to preserve the macroeconomic stability attained during the previous 14 months.
He said these things on Wednesday in Islamabad when he met with Mitsuhira Wada, the departing Japanese ambassador to Pakistan. With an emphasis on their long-standing bilateral collaboration and similar viewpoints on regional and international challenges, the two officials talked about a range of topics of mutual interest.
The finance minister recognized that Japan has played a vital role in helping Pakistan overcome its economic difficulties by offering economic and developmental support.
Through increasing commerce, cultural exchanges, educational collaboration, and people-to-people connections, Aurangzeb emphasized the potential for both countries to strengthen their relationship.
In a separate news, the Pakistan Stock Exchange, PSX 100-Index has witnessed a significant rise since the start of today’s trading session. The KSE-100 Index gained 500 points to reach 92,525 points.
This significant increase came after the index closed at 92,021 points, down by 282 points at the end of Thursday’s trading.
On the other hand, the situation in the currency market is static. Pakistani rupee price slightly enhanced against the US dollar. US dollar rates dropped by four paisas in the interbank market, closing at Rs277.85.
