Pakistan's finance minister Miftah Ismail said on Sunday he planned to formally resign from the role. "I have verbally resigned as Finance Minister," Ismail said in a Tweet, adding that he had signalled his plans to the country's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif during a meeting. "I will tender a formal resignation upon reaching Pakistan," he added. Miftah and Sharif are currently in

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"I have verbally resigned as Finance Minister," Ismail said in a Tweet, adding that he had signalled his plans to the country's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif during a meeting. "I will tender a formal resignation upon reaching Pakistan," he added.

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Pakistan woke up to the news of finance minister Miftah Ismail's resignation on Monday. He is the fifth finance minister to resign in less than four years. Ismail said he verbally stepped down on Sunday night via a tweet.

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Miftah Ismail Resigns: Miftah Ismail is the fifth finance minister to be replaced in less than four years as Pakistan's economy has witnessed persistent turbulence.

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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) -Pakistan's finance minister Miftah Ismail said on Sunday he planned to formally resign from the role, a change that comes as the country grapples with an economic crisis exacerbated by destructive flooding. Read full story

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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's finance minister Miftah Ismail said on Sunday (Sep 25) he planned to formally resign from the role, a change that comes as the country grapples with an economic crisis exacerbated by destructive flooding. "I have verbally resigned as Finance Minister," Ismail said in a Tweet, adding t

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Miftah Ismail, Pakistan's finance minister, taking it to Twitter on Sunday (September 25), announced his resignation. Ismail, in his tweet, said that in meeting with Mian Nawaz Sharif and the prime minister, he has already "verbally" resigned as the finance minister for the South Asian country and will be submitting a formal resignation once he reaches Pakistan.

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Miftah Ismail becomes the fifth finance minister to resign in less than four years. Pakistan's economy has witnessed persistent turbulence while its current account deficit has widened starkly. This month's devastating floods added to the crisis as they caused damage estimated at $30bn and killed more than 1,500 people.

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