Pakistan, Oct. 20 -- WASHINGTON - Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has said that controlling militancy is essential for Pakistan's financial stability. Speaking at the end of his week-long visit to Washington for the IMF and World Bank meetings, he noted that investors and global lenders repeatedly raised concerns about Pakistan's security situation and its link to economic recovery.

Aurangzeb met several US officials, including Congressman French Hill, to discuss strengthening economic ties between Pakistan and the United States. He highlighted that internal peace and political unity are vital for building investor confidence and long-term growth.

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The visit came as Pak...