IMF and World Bank trainees started being appointed to important positions in the country

Lahore (94 news) IMF and World Bank trainees started being appointed to important positions in the country and unelected people were appointed to high positions.

It is true, but it is shameful. The claims were lofty, but when they came to the field, all the arrows went wrong. It was Imran Khan, the leader of PTI, who never tired of claiming in every talk show before coming to the government that he has a team of competent people, the day he comes to the government, he will make all matters straight by appointing experts in the relevant fields. It will not take long for the country and the nation to become prosperous, but today when he is in the government and the truth is in front of everyone that the most capable and supreme leader of his team, Asad Umar, has also failed. So they had to give matters to an imported person to run the economic affairs. Not only this, but he entrusted more than a dozen important positions to unelected people, for which Prime Minister Imran Khan is being severely criticized.

Economist Dr. Farrukh Salim, in an interview yesterday, said that people who have previously worked in institutions like the IMF and the World Bank are being appointed to many important positions.

Thus, those people will be the representatives of the IMF and the World Bank and not the people of Pakistan. Not only this, but he criticized the government and said that Pakistan Steel Mill was included in the list of industries that were prepared for privatization at the beginning, but it was canceled and it was said that the Pakistan Steel Mill will not be privatized and we will run it ourselves, but after eight months of spending billions of rupees on it, it was privatized again. is But this decision is not of the government but behind it is the lobby dynamic which has kept an eye on the assets of Pakistan Steel Mill. They never want Pakistan Steel Mill to stand on its feet. This is the reason why they finally succeeded in their plan and persuaded the government to privatize Pakistan Steel Mill. The senior analyst said that if IMF and World Bank trained people continue to be appointed in important economic positions, then most of the country's institutions will be privatized very soon.