Pakistan, April 7 -- Pakistan has assured the International Monetary Fund (IMF) of comprehensive reforms aimed at curbing corruption and improving transparency in key institutions, including changes to the appointment process of the head of the National Accountability Bureau.

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According to officials in Islamabad, the government has formally committed to implementing measures that would strengthen accountability mechanisms. These include making asset declarations of public officials publicly available by December 2026, a move intended to enhance transparency and restore public trust.

The government has also pledged to grant full institutional independence and o...