ISLAMABAD: Federal Finance Minister Asad Umar, chairing a meeting of Finance, Economic Affairs and Petroleum Divisions on Thursday, reviewed the existing facilities for import of petroleum products in the country.
The existing facilities from the International Islamic Trade Finance Corporation (IDB) were also discussed during the meeting. It was agreed that full utilization of the $ 4.5 billion facility over three years period, starting July 2018 must be ensured.
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