IMF, World Bank snub for Pakistan

September 26, 2011 16:50

Pakistan was snubbed at the International Monetary Fund meet in Washington when managing director and the World Bank's President refused to meet a delegation led by Pakistan Finance Minister Dr Abdul Hafeez Sheikh.

IMF's senior Deputy Managing Director David Lipton, however, is scheduled to meet the Pakistani delegation today, the Express Tribune reports.

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