- Says 444 names of Pakistanis were pointed out in Panama papers
ISLAMABAD, November 9: Finance Minister Asad Umar says the government will disclose all the terms and conditions in the National Assembly after reaching agreement with International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Talking to a private news channel, he said discussion is underway with the IMF team that is now in Pakistan. He said all the four Provincial Secretaries, Governor State Bank are negotiating with the IMF teams and all technical issues are being discussed. The Finance Minister said a lot of investment opportunities are available in Pakistan in different fields and the government will welcome all countries to invest the country. The minister said Saudi Arabia is taking keen interest in investment in different projects of Gwadar Port. Meanwhile in a written reply to a question asked in National Assembly by Jamaat-e-Islami Member Maulana Abdul Akbar Chitrali on Friday, Asad Umar has said that 444 names of Pakistanis were pointed out in Panama papers. – Sabah
