Pakistan's government has announced a major overhaul of its administrative structure, cutting 150,000 jobs and abolishing six ministries as part of its agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The move is aimed at reducing administrative expe
PakistanImfAusterity MeasuresJob CutsMinistry AbolitionTax ReformsEconomic ReformsReal EstateSep 29, 2024
Pakistan has announced austerity measures to reduce administrative expenditures and increase tax revenues, as part of its agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
150,000 jobs will be eliminated across various ministries as part of the austerity measures.
Six ministries will be abolished, although the specific ministries have not been named.
Pakistan has committed to cutting expenditures, increasing tax-to-GDP ratio, taxing non-traditional sectors like agriculture and real estate, limiting subsidies, and transferring some fiscal responsibilities to provinces.
The government claims that the economy is moving in the right direction, with foreign exchange reserves increasing to their highest level, and significant growth in national exports and IT exports.
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