Pakistan secures dual honors at IFN Deals of the Year Awards 2025

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2026-02-17T15:46:00+05:00 News Desk

The Ministry of Finance has welcomed the announcement of the IFN Deals of the Year Awards 2025, in which Pakistan’s $1 billion syndicated financing has been honoured with two major international accolades, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.

According to details, Pakistan has received the IFN Pakistan Deal of the Year 2025 and the IFN Syndicated Finance Deal of the Year 2025, recognizing the successful execution of this significant transaction on the global Islamic finance stage.

Welcoming the achievement, Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb stated that the awards reflect international confidence in Pakistan’s economic management and its ability to structure innovative and Shariah-compliant financing solutions in challenging global market conditions.

He termed the recognition a strong endorsement of the Government’s efforts to diversify funding sources, strengthen external buffers, and deepen Pakistan’s footprint in global Islamic capital markets.

The Minister observed that the $1 billion syndicated financing represents not only a financial milestone but also a demonstration of Pakistan’s renewed credibility and disciplined approach to macroeconomic management.

He emphasized that the success of the transaction was made possible through close collaboration with development partners and financial institutions, and specifically appreciated the role and support of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) for its valued partnership in facilitating the transaction.

He further acknowledged the contribution of participating banks, legal advisers, and all stakeholders whose expertise and coordination ensured the successful closure of the deal.

The IFN Deals of the Year Awards are among the most respected distinctions in the Islamic finance industry, recognizing landmark and ground-breaking transactions across jurisdictions and sectors. 

Reporter: Waqas Azeem

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