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Naye IMF Program Husool Kitna Mushkil? Aniqa Nisar's Analysis
Naye IMF Program Husool Kitna Mushkil? Aniqa Nisar's Analysis
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00:00 Pakistan's economy is in a two-way situation.
00:05 After meeting with Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif,
00:07 Pakistan's IMF and World Bank have gone to the US for annual meetings.
00:14 The Pakistani IMF will recommend MDIMF for new loans.
00:23 MDIMF has already approved the new loan scheme.
00:32 But it has also made Pakistan aware that new loans can be difficult.
00:38 Pakistan still has to take some important steps to solve the problems.
00:43 According to the sources, the IMF is saying that
00:47 the IMF will bring 31 lakhs of retailers into the tax net
00:53 and will collect taxes from the real estate and the mining sectors.
00:57 According to the sources, the IMF has started working on the initial plan
01:03 for the expansion of the new program.
01:06 Pakistan has also started improving the gas sector
01:10 and increasing the production of local oil refineries
01:13 and is working on upgrading them.
01:18 Today, the Prime Minister of Saudi Arabia, Prince Faisal bin Farhan
01:22 has arrived in Pakistan.
01:24 He was given a red carpet welcome.
01:26 Pakistan is hopeful that it will get the good news of important plans.
01:31 The three ministers of Saudi Arabia are coming to Pakistan
01:36 and indicating to Pakistan that they are ready to invest in Pakistan.
01:41 They have great confidence in the government's policies.
01:44 All the friends and relatives are coming back to Pakistan
01:47 and are slowly taking care of the economy of Pakistan.
01:51 As a result of the delegation of Saudi Arabia,
01:54 the nation will get good, positive and strong news of the plans.
01:59 The hope for these plans is obviously rooted in the Waft.
02:04 The Waft includes the Ministry of Mining, Water, Agriculture,
02:07 Mining Resources, Industry and the Saudi Fund.
02:11 These are the important places of the Waft
02:13 which will meet the high-ranking officials of the state
02:16 and the APEC Committee of the SIFC.
02:18 According to sources, the Saudi Foreign Minister, Faisal bin Farhan
02:21 has arrived in Pakistan to decide the roadmap of the plans
02:25 for the expected tour of the Saudi Crown Prince, Mohammed bin Salman.
02:33 The Saudi Waft will be a key player in the Saudi Crown Prince's tour
02:37 including the Recodeq Dam, oil refineries,
02:40 mining and other important industries.
02:46 The Saudi Foreign Minister will also visit Pakistan on 22 April
02:51 where there will be a two-way exchange of views
02:53 on the Pakistan-Iran gas pipeline.
02:56 The timing of these two visits is very important
02:59 because after the Iran-Israel dispute, oil prices are expected to rise rapidly in the international market.
03:05 According to Bloomberg, if the tension between Iran and Israel increases in the next few months,
03:11 the price of crude oil will increase significantly
03:15 and the price of oil will exceed the $100 fee barrel.
03:18 The price of petrol in the international market has increased by $4
03:22 and the price of diesel has increased by $4.5.
03:26 It is expected that the government will increase the price of petrol to Rs 2.5 at any time after 12 pm
03:33 and the price of diesel will increase to Rs 4.5 fee barrel.
03:37 In addition to the increase in the price of oil,
03:41 the dollar has increased by 18 rupees in comparison to the rupee.
03:46 Pakistan's stock exchange KSE index has increased by 229 points and has reached a historic high.
03:58 The market was under pressure due to the attacks of Israel and Iran at the beginning of the business.
04:04 But then the Saudi Foreign Minister visited Pakistan during the Saudi economy
04:09 and the Minister of Treasury, Mohammad Aurangzeb,
04:14 spoke to the Financial Fund for the new IMF program and accelerated the business.
04:23 The timing of the expected periods of the Iranian President and Saudi Crown Prince is very important.
04:29 This will have a direct impact on Pakistan
04:32 because the United States does not want Pakistan to have any kind of commercial relations with Iran.
04:38 The US Secretary of State for Southeast Asia, Donald Lew,
04:44 asked a question about the Pakistani elections during the recent briefing.
04:49 In response, he threatened Pakistan that the US is working to stop the Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline project
04:57 and if Pakistan continues to have relations with Iran, it will have dangerous consequences.
05:03 The situation is very tense for Pakistan.
05:08 Pakistan is on two sides. On one side is the economy and on the other side are its neighbors.
05:11 Iran, Saudi Arabia and the US are all on the side of Pakistan's economy.
05:17 Pakistan needs to invest heavily if it wants to support its economy and the people of Pakistan.
05:25 To translate macroeconomic indicators into microeconomic indicators, it is important to balance the diplomatic situation.
05:34 With this, I will leave you now. We will meet tomorrow. Take care. Allah Hafiz.