SDPI conference: Naveed Qamar warns of another IMF programme
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

Pakistan could require another IMF arrangement after its current programme concludes in September 2027, former finance minister Syed Naveed Qamar warned at the SDPI conference, Business Recorder reported. He said the expected gap of about 18 months before the next general election could weaken reform continuity as political pressure encourages higher spending.
Qamar urged the government to use the remaining programme period to establish lasting reforms and a growth framework, cautioning that delay could leave the economy facing a disorderly adjustment. He also called for faster power-sector deregulation and more competition, and advocated education reforms centred on practical skills, vocational training and curriculum relevance.
At a glance
- Naveed Qamar warned Pakistan could enter another IMF programme after September 2027.
- He urged power-sector deregulation and education reforms focused on practical skills.
Originally reported by Business Recorder
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