The Pakistan mission of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) will meet with 30 departments in Pakistan to attempt to boost performance and curb the corruption in these department.
As per media reports, IMF has dispatched a second mission to Pakistan in just two months with the aim of improving governance and curbing corruption.
The delegation will begin to evaluate governance and corruption risks, especially in six main fields like oversight of the financial sector, market regulation, rule of law, and anti-money laundering actions.
The IMF mission intends to have meetings with some 30 departments, including Ministry of Finance, State Bank, FBR, Planning Commission, Privatization Commission, Auditor General, NAB, FIA, OGRA, among others, to enhance their functioning.
In addition, the IMF team will assess the competitiveness of Pakistan’s banking and construction industries.
On the other hand, sources have claimed that the government has decided not to make public the activities of the IMF delegation visiting Pakistan.
According to sources in the Ministry of Finance, it has been decided not to release any written schedule for the IMF delegation’s visit.
