Archive · 12 Dec 2025
Pakistan Receives $1.2 Billion from IMF
Pakistan's central bank got $1.2 billion from the IMF.
This money is part of a bigger loan plan to help Pakistan deal with climate change.
The IMF checked Pakistan's progress and then gave the money.
Pakistan is getting $7 billion in total from the IMF over about three years.
This is the second time the IMF has checked the bigger loan and the first time for the smaller loan.
The IMF also added 11 new conditions, like making high-level officials share their assets publicly and creating a plan to fight corruption.
Pakistan needs to follow these rules to get more money from the IMF.
Pakistan's central bank received $1.2 billion from the IMF as part of an ongoing loan programme for climate resilience.
The IMF's Executive Board completed the second review of the Extended Fund Facility (EFF) and the first review of the Resilience and Sustainability Facility (RSF).
Pakistan is currently in its 24th IMF programme, agreed last year to provide $7 billion over 39 months.
The IMF imposed 11 new conditions, including governance reforms and anti-corruption measures, bringing the total number of binding obligations to 64.
The release of the next tranche of funds is contingent on Pakistan meeting these new and pending benchmarks.
- Who
- Pakistan's central bank (State Bank of Pakistan) and the IMF
- What
- Received $1.2 billion from the IMF and imposed 11 new conditions on the $7 billion bailout
- When
- December 11, 2023
- Where
- Karachi, Pakistan
- Why
- As part of the ongoing loans programme for climate resilience and to ensure Pakistan meets its reform targets
IMF
Pakistan
Reform Conditions
IMF
The IMF has imposed 11 new conditions, including governance reforms and anti-corruption measures, to ensure Pakistan meets its reform targets and strengthens its economic framework.
Pakistan
Pakistan must comply with these new conditions, including public disclosure of asset declarations for high-level officials and a time-bound anti-corruption action plan, to receive the next tranche of funds.
- Amount Received
- $1.2 billion
- Source
- International Monetary Fund (IMF)
- Programme
- Extended Fund Facility (EFF) and Resilience and Sustainability Facility (RSF)
- Review Completed
- Second review of EFF and first review of RSF
- Total IMF Programme
- $7 billion over 39 months
- New Conditions
- 11 new conditions, including governance and anti-corruption measures
- Total Obligations
- 64 binding obligations in 18 months
- Asset Declaration Deadline
- December 2026
- Anti-Corruption Plan Deadline
- October 2026
Sources
Pakistan’s central bank receives $1.2 billion from IMF for climate resilience Karachi, Dec 11
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