Islamabad, Nov. 27 -- In its latest technical assessment concerning Pakistan's ongoing energy crisis, the International Monetary Fund has attributed its problems to the deeply entrenched corruption across all its spheres.
The study, released as a diagnostic, serves as a blueprint for reform, by making viable recommendations for tackling statewide incompetence in tackling corruption.
Much of the report's findings centre on strengthening institutional integrity, enhancing transparency, building regulatory capacity, enforcing rules consistently, and improving coordination across agencies, stating that without undertaking such steps, the country's many structural weaknesses will continue to impede growth and erode public trust, even warning o...