Pakistan’s politicians and the IMF need to step up: Murtaza Syed

By Profit Urdu

State Bank of Pakistan’s former deputy Governor Murtaza Syed writes for the economist, arguing that both Pakistan’s political leadership and the IMF have left vulnerable Pakistanis by the wayside.

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