US Agrees To Help Pakistan Negotiate Deal With IMF: Report

In accordance with Pakistan's solicitation in regards to help from the United States for the recovery of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) program, the last option has consented to assist Islamabad with arranging an arrangement with the worldwide bank, Daily Dawn revealed, refering to strategic sources.

Prior, a high ranking representative of the Finance Division let The News know that Finance Minister Miftah Ismail and State Minister for Finance Aisha Ghaus Pasha held a gathering with US diplomat last week.

Nonetheless, the source added that it wouldn't be adequate as Islamabad would need to lay out "contacts" with the US Treasury high-ups to marshal up the expected help in the wake of developing an agreement on the structure based on which the two sides could gain ground for marking a notice of monetary and financial strategies (MEFP) report.

MEEP is an essential for moving towards the marking of the staff-level understanding as it gives the premise of a system on which the two sides develop agreement.

"Without more extensive settlement based on system, nobody could help Pakistan,"