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Pakistan finmin discusses debt management, reforms in meetings with World Bank, IFC officials

  • Muhammad Aurangzeb is in Washington to represent his country at the annual IMF-World Bank spring meetings
  • The finance minister will meet global leaders, partners to share Pakistan’s fiscal consolidation, investment outlook
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