Pakistan’s economic team is holding a significant round of virtual consultations today with officials from the International Monetary Fund as part of ongoing policy reviews and reform discussions.

Sources said the agenda includes deliberations on Sovereign Wealth Funds and progress under the State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) Act. The government is also expected to brief the IMF delegation on its privatization strategy for the current fiscal year, including updates on the status of Pakistan International Airlines and other public sector entities earmarked for restructuring or sale.

During the talks, authorities will share a roadmap aimed at addressing the fiscal gap for the ongoing financial year. The plan is likely to outline revenue-enhancing measures and expenditure controls to ensure alignment with commitments under the IMF-supported program.

Separate sessions between the IMF team and other relevant ministries are also scheduled, reflecting the broader scope of discussions covering structural reforms and macroeconomic stability.