The Pakistani government’s economic affairs division requested a larger part of its international partners, citing heavy losses following reprisals from the Indian forces. This before the Pakistan meeting with the International Monetary Fund today which will examine the extended financing center in Islamabad.
“The Government of Pakistan calls on international partners for more loans after strong losses by the enemy. In the midst of climbing war and actions, we urge international partners to help defuse. The nation has urged to remain firm (sic), “said the Pakistani government’s economic affairs division.
However, the officials then went back. According to Reuters, the economic division did not display the tweet requesting more loans from international partners and that their X account was hacked.
Meanwhile, India said that it could urge the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to be cautious about its rescue package in Pakistan. Foreign Minister Vikram Misri said the IMF’s executive director of New Delhi’s post at the meeting. He stressed that the IMF board of directors should carefully examine the facts before approving any rescue for Pakistan.
Misri questioned the success of the previous rescue packets, noting that Pakistan received 24 PMI type plans, but few have reached successful conclusions. He said that members of the board of directors should deeply reflect and assess the in -depth situation before making decisions.
The IMF board of directors will examine the economic performance of Pakistan as part of its current program supported by the IMF. He will decide on loan disbursements, program extensions or policy adjustments. Pakistan managed to obtain rescue funding of $ 7 billion from the IMF last year, after which he obtained a new climate resilience of $ 1.3 billion in March. The IMF is expected to discuss a $ 1.3 billion loan in Pakistan today.
