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China, Saudi, UAE Agree To Roll Over Pak's $12 Billion Debt For A Year
China, Saudi Arabia and the UAE have agreed to roll over cash-strapped Pakistan's $12 billion debt for one year, as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is likely to approve its $7 billion bailout package later this month.
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Pak Minister's Viral Comparison With India: "...And We Are Begging"
Pakistan's leading right-wing Islamic leader Maulana Fazlur Rehman on Monday came out in support of his erstwhile rival Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, saying the opposition party has the right to hold rallies and even form a government.
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Opinion: Pakistan Polls - How Imran Khan's Twin Strike On US And Pak Army Helped Him
The result of the elections indicates the success of a risky political strategy deployed by Khan since his ouster in April 2022. It may not win him political power, but it may just be enough to keep his support base intact.
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IMF's Debt Dilemma Looms After Pak Election: Central Bank's Ex Governor
The International Monetary Fund faces tough choices on how to deal with Pakistan after the February election and how to assess the country's debt situation, a former central bank governor of the South Asian nation said.
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Imran Khan Denied Court Hearing Over Threat To Life, Says His Lawyer
Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, who is in jail, was not brought to court for a trial on Monday because the government said there were threats to his life, his lawyer said.
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IMF Proposes Cash-Strapped Pak To Adopt Austerity In New Projects: Report
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has reportedly proposed tight austerity conditions in Pakistan's development budget and expressed concern over the allocation of funds for new projects in the current financial year, ARY News reported.
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"Secured Funds For Now, But...": Pak Airlines Struggling To Pay Bills
Pakistan's national flag carrier admitted Friday it was struggling to pay bills and wages after local media reports said the fleet may be grounded within days.
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Amid China Loan Talks, Pak Army Chief's "Throw Out Beggar's Bowl" Remark
Pakistan's Army Chief Syed Asim Munir underlined the need to make the country self-reliant to end the dependency on foreign loans, which the cash-strapped nation recently secured with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Geo News reported.
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Imran Khan Seeks IMF 'Guarantee' For Timely Elections In Pak: Report
Pakistan's former prime minister Imran Khan has sought a "guarantee" from the International Monetary Fund that the general elections in the country will be held on its scheduled time.
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Pak Politics Seen Key To Deliver On Last-Gasp $3 Billion IMF Bailout
Pakistan won vital breathing space from a potential debt default thanks to a draft agreement with the International Monetary Fund, but political stability will prove key to the South Asian economy in coming months.
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IMF Raises Issues With Pak's 2023-24 Budget, Calls It "Missed Opportunity"
The IMF has raised several issues in Pakistan's budget for the fiscal year 2023-24, calling it a "missed opportunity" but expressed its readiness to work with the cash-strapped country to refine the budget ahead of its passage in Parliament.
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IMF Hoping For Board Meet On Pak Before End Of Financing Program
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) remains in touch with Pakistan's authorities in order to pave the way for a board meeting before a financing program expires at the end of June, the IMF mission chief for Pakistan said.
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IMF Negates Cash-Strapped Pak's Claim Of Meeting Loan Conditions: Report
The IMF has rejected the cash-strapped Pakistan government's claim that it has met all the conditions to reach an agreement with the global financial body to release funds under an already agreed loan facility, according to a media report.
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Army Chief Helped In Securing Funds From Saudi, UAE: Pak PM
Shehbaz Sharif on Saturday disclosed that Army Chief General Asim Munir played a role in securing funds from Saudi Arabia and the UAE -- a pre-condition by the IMF to seal a bailout deal with the cash-strapped nation.
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UAE, China Promise $1.3 Billion To Get IMF Deal On Track: Pak Minister
Pakistan announced financial support today from the United Arab Emirates and China totaling $1.3 billion, giving the ailing economy a shot in the arm as it seeks to meet conditions for the resumption of an International Monetary Fund bailout.
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China, Saudi, UAE Agree To Roll Over Pak's $12 Billion Debt For A Year
China, Saudi Arabia and the UAE have agreed to roll over cash-strapped Pakistan's $12 billion debt for one year, as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is likely to approve its $7 billion bailout package later this month.
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Pak Minister's Viral Comparison With India: "...And We Are Begging"
Pakistan's leading right-wing Islamic leader Maulana Fazlur Rehman on Monday came out in support of his erstwhile rival Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, saying the opposition party has the right to hold rallies and even form a government.
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Opinion: Pakistan Polls - How Imran Khan's Twin Strike On US And Pak Army Helped Him
The result of the elections indicates the success of a risky political strategy deployed by Khan since his ouster in April 2022. It may not win him political power, but it may just be enough to keep his support base intact.
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IMF's Debt Dilemma Looms After Pak Election: Central Bank's Ex Governor
The International Monetary Fund faces tough choices on how to deal with Pakistan after the February election and how to assess the country's debt situation, a former central bank governor of the South Asian nation said.
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Imran Khan Denied Court Hearing Over Threat To Life, Says His Lawyer
Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, who is in jail, was not brought to court for a trial on Monday because the government said there were threats to his life, his lawyer said.
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IMF Proposes Cash-Strapped Pak To Adopt Austerity In New Projects: Report
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has reportedly proposed tight austerity conditions in Pakistan's development budget and expressed concern over the allocation of funds for new projects in the current financial year, ARY News reported.
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"Secured Funds For Now, But...": Pak Airlines Struggling To Pay Bills
Pakistan's national flag carrier admitted Friday it was struggling to pay bills and wages after local media reports said the fleet may be grounded within days.
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Amid China Loan Talks, Pak Army Chief's "Throw Out Beggar's Bowl" Remark
Pakistan's Army Chief Syed Asim Munir underlined the need to make the country self-reliant to end the dependency on foreign loans, which the cash-strapped nation recently secured with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Geo News reported.
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Imran Khan Seeks IMF 'Guarantee' For Timely Elections In Pak: Report
Pakistan's former prime minister Imran Khan has sought a "guarantee" from the International Monetary Fund that the general elections in the country will be held on its scheduled time.
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Pak Politics Seen Key To Deliver On Last-Gasp $3 Billion IMF Bailout
Pakistan won vital breathing space from a potential debt default thanks to a draft agreement with the International Monetary Fund, but political stability will prove key to the South Asian economy in coming months.
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IMF Raises Issues With Pak's 2023-24 Budget, Calls It "Missed Opportunity"
The IMF has raised several issues in Pakistan's budget for the fiscal year 2023-24, calling it a "missed opportunity" but expressed its readiness to work with the cash-strapped country to refine the budget ahead of its passage in Parliament.
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IMF Hoping For Board Meet On Pak Before End Of Financing Program
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) remains in touch with Pakistan's authorities in order to pave the way for a board meeting before a financing program expires at the end of June, the IMF mission chief for Pakistan said.
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IMF Negates Cash-Strapped Pak's Claim Of Meeting Loan Conditions: Report
The IMF has rejected the cash-strapped Pakistan government's claim that it has met all the conditions to reach an agreement with the global financial body to release funds under an already agreed loan facility, according to a media report.
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Army Chief Helped In Securing Funds From Saudi, UAE: Pak PM
Shehbaz Sharif on Saturday disclosed that Army Chief General Asim Munir played a role in securing funds from Saudi Arabia and the UAE -- a pre-condition by the IMF to seal a bailout deal with the cash-strapped nation.
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UAE, China Promise $1.3 Billion To Get IMF Deal On Track: Pak Minister
Pakistan announced financial support today from the United Arab Emirates and China totaling $1.3 billion, giving the ailing economy a shot in the arm as it seeks to meet conditions for the resumption of an International Monetary Fund bailout.
