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Economic matters must supersede politics: Atif Ikram

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Former Vice President of FPCCI Atif Ikram Sheikh said on Sunday economic compulsions must overtake politics as the survival of the country is at stake while our future is linked to a strong economy.

The IMF’s deal has improved investors’ confidence and their tough reform preconditions are a must for economic recovery, which is badly needed, he said.

Atif Ikram Sheikh who has also served as President ICCI and Chairman PVMA said in a statement issued here on Sunday that Pakistan was going through economic turmoil since last year and was desperately seeking IMF bailout to avoid a default.—NNI

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