KARACHI (Reuters) -The International Monetary Fund predicts Pakistan could lift its GDP between 5% and 6.5% over five years if it tackles corruption and deep-rooted governance failures. A so-called ...

Fund cites strong fiscal performance and first current account surplus in 14 years ahead of review talks on Feb 25 ...

An IMF report argues that weak governance and corruption keep Pakistan in economic stress, as imports and foreign financing sustain consumption-led growth while the tax to GDP ratio stays near ten per ...

When countries face economic crisis that is further compounded by poor governance, corruption and the mismanagement of public funds, it’s people who pay the price. Marginalised communities and groups ...

Pakistan prepares a 15-point governance and anti-corruption action plan ahead of IMF review, targeting high-risk federal ...

The implementation of the Governance and Corruption Diagnostic report and the National Fiscal Pact will top the agenda of the upcoming International Monetary Fund (IMF) review talks for the release of ...

The IMF official said that fiscal performance has remained strong, with Pakistan posting a primary fiscal surplus of 1.3 ...

Treasury CS John Mbadi and PS Chris Kiptoo lead the Kenyan delegation in a meeting with the IMF team led by Director of the Fiscal Affairs Department Vitor Gaspar and Director of the Legal Department ...

Pakistan’s CPI score improves to 28 in Transparency International’s 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index, reflecting modest ...

Our eLibrary offers over 25,000 IMF publications in multiple formats. Identifying the natural person who ultimately owns or controls an asset—known as the beneficial owner—is a key transparency ...

Chapo's hopes for IMF approval were dashed on Tuesday (17 February) by the IMF Executive Board, with no discussion of a new ...