The recent discussions and developments involving Pakistan's financial strategies and international engagements highlight the country's efforts to stabilize its economy amid challenging circumstances. According to TechJuice, Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb met with the Pharma Bureau to address critical issues in the pharmaceutical sector, focusing on 'policy, regulatory, and economic concerns' to bolster public health and economic growth. This meeting underscores the government's commitment to strengthening key sectors as part of its broader economic strategy. In parallel, ProPakistani reports that an IMF delegation is set to visit Pakistan later this month for the third economic review of the country's program. Finance Minister Aurangzeb assured the Senate's Standing Committee on Finance that there is no 'external financing gap,' and emphasized ongoing discussions with the UAE regarding financial rollovers, highlighting Pakistan's proactive approach to managing its external financing needs without resorting to emergency assistance post-floods.