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In June 2026, The Ministry Of Finance Highlighted That Pakistan's External Oil Import Bills Were Heavily Cushioned Due To Peace Mediation Initiatives In Which Global Region?

A. Eastern Europe
B. Horn of Africa
C. Middle East
D. South China Sea

The Ministry of Finance's outlook noted that peace efforts in the Middle East stabilized international oil prices, benefiting Pakistan's external accounts.

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