Bangkok:Minister for Finance and Revenue Muhammad Aurangzeb emphasized Pakistan's progress in achieving macroeconomic stability during an investor roundtable organized by Barclays in Bangkok, Thailand.

According to Radio Pakistan, the Finance Minister discussed improvements in fiscal and external balances, as well as consecutive primary surpluses and stronger foreign exchange reserves. He also noted advancements under the IMF program, credit rating upgrades, and renewed access to international capital markets through private placement, Panda bond, and Eurobond issuances.

Aurangzeb outlined ongoing reforms in taxation, energy, and state-owned enterprises, along with opportunities for privatization and airport outsourcing. He highlighted the growing investor confidence reflected in a robust IPO pipeline and foreign interest in electricity distribution companies. Governor State Bank of Pakistan Jameel Ahmad was also present at the roundtable.