IMF Board to Review Pakistan’s Progress Tomorrow
$1.2 Billion Funding Package Expected for Pakistan
ISLAMABAD: The International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) Executive Board is scheduled to meet tomorrow to review Pakistan’s progress under its ongoing financial arrangements. This includes the second assessment of the loan programme and the first evaluation of climate financing commitments.
Officials familiar with the process, as reported by a private news channel, indicate that Pakistan is likely to secure approval for a combined financing package worth $1.2 billion.
Under the expected breakdown, Pakistan would receive $1 billion from the standard loan programme, with an additional $200 million allocated through the IMF’s climate financing initiative.
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The combined support is aimed at strengthening Pakistan’s fragile external position, supporting ongoing reform measures, and enhancing climate resilience efforts.
The government has expressed confidence in meeting the IMF’s conditions, noting that key benchmarks have already been fulfilled ahead of the board’s review.
A final decision will be announced following the IMF Executive Board’s deliberations tomorrow.
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