The Pakistan IMF loan tranche negotiations are set to start later this month for the release of the next $1 billion under the Extended Fund Facility (EFF), sources told ProPakistani. This discussion is crucial for continuing Pakistan’s economic program with the IMF.
According to the Ministry of Finance, the IMF delegation will visit Pakistan on September 25 to begin the second economic review. The ministry is finalizing all relevant economic data to present to the IMF. A successful review will lead to the IMF Board’s approval, allowing Pakistan to receive the $1 billion tranche.
This negotiation is part of the 37-month, $7 billion EFF program, initiated in September 2024. Pakistan has already received over $2 billion in two prior installments.
In addition, Pakistan and the IMF recently finalized a climate financing agreement. Under this deal, Pakistan will receive $1.3 billion over 28 months to tackle climate-related challenges. The Pakistan IMF loan tranche talks highlight the country’s ongoing efforts to stabilize its economy and secure crucial international funding.
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