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Pak Army Chief Seeks US Help In Quick Release Of IMF Funds
Pakistan Army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa has reached out to the US for the early disbursal of the nearly USD 1.2 billion loan from the IMF, the official media reported on Friday.
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IMF Ready To Support Pak, Christine Lagarde Says After Meeting Imran Khan
International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde on Sunday met Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan and assured him that IMF stands ready to support his country.
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IMF Says Made "Substantive Progress" With Pak, Bailout Talks To Continue
A team from the International Monetary Fund concluded its visit to Pakistan Tuesday, the government said, adding that "substantive progress" had been made but talks will continue on a possible bailout.
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May Not Want Bailout, We're Seeking Help From "Friendly Counties": Pak PM
Pakistan may not have to approach the IMF for loans as it has received "positive" responses from some "friendly countries", Prime Minister Imran Khan has said, days after Islamabad formally approached the global lender for a bailout to tide over the economic crisis.
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Pak Army Chief Seeks US Help In Quick Release Of IMF Funds
Pakistan Army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa has reached out to the US for the early disbursal of the nearly USD 1.2 billion loan from the IMF, the official media reported on Friday.
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IMF Ready To Support Pak, Christine Lagarde Says After Meeting Imran Khan
International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde on Sunday met Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan and assured him that IMF stands ready to support his country.
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IMF Says Made "Substantive Progress" With Pak, Bailout Talks To Continue
A team from the International Monetary Fund concluded its visit to Pakistan Tuesday, the government said, adding that "substantive progress" had been made but talks will continue on a possible bailout.
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May Not Want Bailout, We're Seeking Help From "Friendly Counties": Pak PM
Pakistan may not have to approach the IMF for loans as it has received "positive" responses from some "friendly countries", Prime Minister Imran Khan has said, days after Islamabad formally approached the global lender for a bailout to tide over the economic crisis.
