Mon Jul 22 2024
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb will leave for China on a three-day official visit starting tomorrow to negotiate the rescheduling of energy loans amounting to $15 billion.
During the visit, he will also address China’s energy circular debts totaling Rs500 billion. Additionally, discussions will focus on securing Panda Bonds valued at $30 million from Chinese authorities.
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