Govt not to take any loan from IMF: Miftah
Advisor to the Prime Minister on Economic Affairs Miftah Ismail.
Islamabad - Arab Today
Advisor to the Prime Minister on Economic Affairs Miftah Ismail Friday said the government did not have any programme to take loan from International Monitory Fund (IMF) in coming days.
Talking to a private news channel, he said the national economy was strengthened as compared to past and exports were increasing and imports were decreasing from last few months.
He said Pakistan wanted good relations with all the countries but on equal basis, adding he don’t think so that US would adopt any confrontation policy against Pakistan.
The advisor said the US would never succeed in Afghanistan without Pakistan.
To a question, he said the US president had violated diplomatic principles through tweeting against Pakistan with harsh words and tone.
Source: APP
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