Pakistan, April 21 -- The International Monetary Fund has set new structural targets for Pakistan for the next year, focusing on improving the country's economy and governance. The targets were agreed upon between Pakistani authorities and the IMF as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen financial discipline and institutional transparency.

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According to sources, the government has accepted a series of structural benchmarks with clear deadlines for implementation. These reforms will be introduced gradually across key sectors, including finance, administration, social services, energy, and trade, with completion targeted between 2026 and 2027.

To meet fiscal objecti...