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- The Urdu Post (Monitoring Desk): Pakistan has assumed the G-24 chairmanship, Finance Minister Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb has outlined three prior.
- As Pakistan assumed the chair of the 24-member Intergovernmental Group (G-24) today, Pakistan reiterated its commitment to strengthen the collect.
- Federal Minister of Finance and Revenue Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb termed the chairmanship as an important responsibility and emphasized on new i.
The Urdu Post (Monitoring Desk): Pakistan has assumed the G-24 chairmanship, Finance Minister Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb has outlined three priorities calling for a stronger, more inclusive and development-oriented global financial system and stressed on development-oriented growth rates, strong representation for developing economies and reforms in the international financial framework.
As Pakistan assumed the chair of the 24-member Intergovernmental Group (G-24) today, Pakistan reiterated its commitment to strengthen the collective voice of developing economies and advance a more accountable, fair and development-oriented international financial system, the Finance Ministry's social media website Xpost said.
Federal Minister of Finance and Revenue Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb termed the chairmanship as an important responsibility and emphasized on new international cooperation, strong multilateral institutions and strengthening of global commitments to deal with climate shocks, development finance gap and global economic divide.
He said that the future of developing economies is not dependent on the future of the global economy, but is central to it. The Finance Minister also highlighted the immense potential of emerging and developing nations as drivers of investment, innovation, industrialization and global growth. Outlining Pakistan's agenda, Senator Aurangzeb identified three strategic priorities for his chairmanship and said that first, development would be placed at the center of global economic policy-making.
