Pakistan will need to cut expenditures and development funds to try and revive an International Monetary Fund (IMF) programme, Finance Minister Miftah Ismail said on Wednesday. “We will seek revival of the IMF programme, and we will, God willing, do belt-tightening, and cut PSDP (Public Sector Development Funds),” Ismail told a news conference in Islamabad. Ismail said he would be travelling to Washington later in the day to attend an IMF meeting. Pakistan is waiting for the IMF to resume talks on its seventh review of the $6 billion rescue package agreed in July 2019. With a yawning current a…