In the first two months of the current fiscal year, Pakistan’s foreign aid arrives at $ 1.377 billion, which is about $ 714 million last year, as the new support of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has reinforced the country’s external financing.
According to the Ministry of Economic Affairs, the increase was run in foreign loans of $ 1.345 billion and a $ 33 million grant, which increased by 235 percent to $ 912 million with non -project loans for budget support. Project financing also increased by 6 % to $ 465 million.
In August, last year, the same month increased by 152 percent or $ 680 million, while July increased by 8698 million, 57 percent year -on -year.
The government also received $ 200 million from Saudi oil facility and $ 780 million from multilateral lenders, both surpassing last year’s data. The arrival of a new Pakistan certificate from Pakistanis abroad was $ 365 million, compared to $ 259 million last year.
Pakistan has set an expensive target of $ 19.9 billion for the arrival of foreigners this fiscal year, with continuous multilateral and bilateral support, trade loans, and reserves from Saudi Arabia and China.