Islamabad [Pakistan], May 11 (ANI): The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has urged Pakistan to bring “strong cost-side reforms” to restore the viability of the country’s energy sector, reported ARY News. The global lender, in its staff report for the second and final review under the USD 3 billion stand-by arrangement, said that Pakistan should be able to meet its fiscal year 2023-24 circular debt management plan (CDMP) target of Rs 2.3 trillion with zero net zero stock accumulation. “Timely notification of the FY25 annual rebasing will be critical to the continued prevention of further circu…