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ABD’li Honeywell Pakistan rafineri sektörü için modernizasyon planı sundu

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Pakistan Maliye Bakanı Muhammed Aurangzeb, Washington’da Honeywell Technologies yetkilileriyle bir araya geldi. Görüşmede şirketin Pakistan’daki rafineri sektörünü modernize etme ve genişletme teklifi ele alındı. Bakan Aurangzeb, Honeywell Başkan Yardımcısı Barry Glickman’ın sunduğu planı memnuniyetle karşıladı. Pakistan, enerji altyapısını yenilemek ve yabancı yatırım çekmek için adımlar atıyor. ABD merkezli bir teknoloji firmasının bu önerisi, iki ülke arasındaki ekonomik işbirliğinin enerji boyutunu yansıtıyor. Rafineri modernizasyonu, Pakistan’ın işleme kapasitesini ve verimliliğini artırma hedefine katkıda bulunabilir. Maliye Bakanlığı’ndan yapılan açıklamada planın ayrıntıları paylaşılmadı ancak hükümetin olumlu yaklaşımı dikkat çekti. Teklifin hayata geçmesi durumunda Pakistan rafineri sektöründe teknolojik dönüşüm yaşanabilir. Görüşme, taraflar arasında ilerleyen dönemde somut adımların atılabileceğine işaret ediyor.

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Started 21 Jul, 05:47 2 events Updated 23 Jul
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latest: 23 Jul
  1. Economic21 Jul, 05:47

    US technology firm proposes refinery modernisation plan for Pakistan in meeting with finance minister

    Washington, United States

    WASHINGTON: Finance Minister Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb on Monday met a delegation from Honeywell Technologies and discussed a proposed plan to modernise and expand Pakistan’s refinery sector. According to the finance ministry, Aurangzeb met with a delegation from the company comprising Vice President General Manager Barry Glickman. “During the meeting, the finance minister welcomed Honeywell’s proposed modernisation and expansion of Pakistan’s refinery sector, noting its potential to enhance the country’s domestic refining capacity and reduce reliance on imported petroleum products,” it said. “The meeting included discussions on Honeywell’s technology and equipment solutions, as well as potential financing through the US Exim Bank, the US International Development Finance Corporation (DFC), export credit agencies, and leading international banks,” it said. “The finance minister emphasised that the proposed initiative would support Pakistan’s energy security, industrial development, and sustainable economic growth,” the finance ministry said. The meeting took place during Aurangzeb’s three-day visit to Washington, where he is holding discussions with US officials and financial institutions on trade, investment and economic cooperation. Earlier on Monday, Pakistan and the United States resumed talks on a broader economic partnership, with discussions expected to cover tariffs, market access, investment opportunities and expanding bilateral trade. During his visit, Aurangzeb is also scheduled to meet officials from the Office of the US Trade Representative, the US ExBank, the DFC and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Meetings with US development and export financing agencies are aimed at exploring opportunities for funding infrastructure, energy and private-sector projects in Pakistan. The visit comes as Islamabad and Washington continue negotiations that began last week over tariffs affecting Pakistani exports and a possible framework for a broader trade agreement following the global tariff measures announced by US President Donald Trump in April 2025.

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  2. Economic23 Jul, 05:45

    Finance minister reviews Pakistan's macroeconomic performance in meeting with IMF officials

    Washington, United States

    Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb held meetings with the senior officials of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and reviewed Pakistan’s macroeconomic performance and progress under the Fund’s programme, the finance ministry said on Thursday. In a post on social media platform X, the finance ministry said that the minister held a series of meetings with the Fund’s senior management, including First Deputy Managing Director Dan Katz, Deputy Managing Director Nigel Clarke, Director of the Middle East and Central Asia Department Jihad Azour and Mission Chief for Pakistan Iva Petrova. “During the meetings, the finance minister reviewed Pakistan’s macroeconomic performance and progress under the Extended Fund Facility (EFF), Resilience and Sustainability Facility (RSF), and the broader IMF-supported reform programme,” the ministry stated. He highlighted the country’s “improved fiscal and external balances, achievement of revenue targets, stronger foreign exchange reserves, record remittances and an improved current account position”. The ministry further said that discussions also covered “tax and energy reforms, privatisation, tariff rationalisation, debt management, diversification of financing sources and Pakistan’s return to international capital markets”. It added that both sides also exchanged views on human capital development, women’s economic participation, demographic challenges, technology-led growth, and private sector-led, export-oriented development. Aurangzeb concluded the meetings by thanking the Fund for recognising Pakistan’s “strong programme ownership and reform progress”, while reaffirming the government’s “commitment to fiscal discipline, policy credibility, structural reforms, and long-term economic transformation”. Aurangzeb meets Exim Bank president Earlier, Aurangzeb met with US Export-Import Bank President and Chairman John Jovanovic and discussed economic and commercial cooperation with him. “During the meeting, the finance minister discussed expanding Pakistan–US economic and commercial cooperation, with a focus on financing for specific long-term projects and increased trade in agricultural commodities, including cotton and soybeans, as well as hydrocarbons,” the ministry said. Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb meets with the senior management of the International Monetary Fund in Washington, US on July 22, 2026. — @Financegovpk/X Aurangzeb welcomed the Bank’s proposal for “developing a broader framework to consolidate priority projects, establish multi-year transaction pipeline, and facilitate US financing, technology, equipment and services”. The ministry further said that both sides agreed to identify “near-term transactions, designate focal persons, and work towards finalising the strategic framework”, which is expected to be signed on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly session in September 2026. The finance minister is currently visiting Washington, and had met with a number of US officials to discuss measures to expand bilateral trade and investment. On Tuesday, in a meeting with his US counterpart Scott Bessent, he asked him to provide Pakistan with $10 billion Exchange Stabilisation Support Facility to help strengthen the national economy. In another meeting with a US technology firm, Honeywell Technologies, the finance minister discussed a proposed plan to modernise and expand Pakistan’s refinery sector. The finance minister’s visit comes as the Pakistani and US officials continue negotiations over the global tariff regime announced by US President Donald Trump on April 2, 2025, under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), which initially imposed a 29 per cent tariff on Pakistani exports. A Pakistani delegation that visited Washington in July 2025 succeeded in persuading US officials to reduce the proposed tariff from 29 per cent to 19pc.

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