November
02 - (The Global News Desk 115) – Pakistan assumed the Chairmanship of the
Intergovernmental Group of Twenty-Four (G-24), underscoring its commitment to
promoting a more inclusive, impartial, and progress-oriented international
financial mechanism.
The
Intergovernmental Group is a partnership of developing countries formed in 1971
to unite their position on international finance and monetary problems.
It has about 28 members, including Algeria, Argentina, Brazil, Egypt, India, Iran, Lebanon, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Syria, and several others.
Finance Minister Mr. Muhammad Aurangzeb confirmed Pakistan's Promise to bolster the unified positions of developing countries and push for a more equitable, responsive, and development-oriented global financial system.
Muhammad Aurangzeb, while outlining Pakistan's agenda, pointed out 3 main priorities for his Chairmanship: growth driven by progress, enhanced representation for developing nations, and the need to reform the international financial system.
Aurangzeb
reassured that Pakistan's role as Chair would be based on the G-24's enduring
principles of dialogue, consensus, and united action, working closely with
members from Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean, along with the
IMF, World Bank, and other international allies, to make shared goals a
reality.
The Finance Minister highlighted that the effectiveness of collective leadership should be examined by solid development achievements.

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