Christine Lagarde congratulates PM Nawaz

Lagarde said she was encouraged that the prime minister planned to continue pushing ahead with reforms


APP November 03, 2016
Lagarde said she was encouraged that the prime minister planned to continue pushing ahead with reforms. PHOTO: REUTERS

ISLAMABAD: International Monetary Fund (IMF) Managing Director Christine Lagarde has congratulated Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on the completion of country’s IMF-supported economic reform programme.

In a letter addressed to the prime minister the IMF chief said, “Pakistan has achieved a great deal over the past three years, and I congratulate you and your colleagues on the completion of your IMF-supported economic reform programme which helped restore macroeconomic stability and strengthen economy’s resilience.”

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Lagarde said she was encouraged that the prime minister planned to continue pushing ahead with reforms.

She assured that the IMF will be ready to support Pakistan in its endeavors in any way possible. Referring to her recent visit, Legarde said, “it was a pleasure for me to visit Pakistan and meet with you and your economic team. I truly enjoyed my first visit to Pakistan and the engaging conversations we have had about the progress and future direction of your economic reform program.”

Published in The Express Tribune, November 4th, 2016.

COMMENTS (6)

Salim | 7 years ago | Reply @bashgul: I may add despite the drastic fall in oil prices.
Ahmed | 7 years ago | Reply PML-N has brought such prosperity to Pakistan with such amazing projects like Metro which have incurred nothing but losses and will continue to do so for the rest of our lives but hey they got to put on a show and get more votes from the uneducated. They still havent tackled the Load shedding issue which they keep promising will be fixed "Soon" .
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