Archive · 2 Jun 2025
Pakistan Receives $1.02 Billion from IMF Under Extended Fund Facility
Pakistan received $1.02 billion from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) as part of a larger loan program.
This money is to help Pakistan with its finances.
The IMF also approved an additional $1.4 billion for climate-related projects.
This is part of a bigger plan to give Pakistan $7 billion over three years.
Pakistan has already received $2.1 billion in total from this program.
India abstained from voting, expressing concerns about Pakistan's financial history.
Despite India's reservations, the IMF stated Pakistan is showing improvement by managing its finances well.
The money will help increase Pakistan's foreign exchange reserves.
Pakistan received $1.02 billion from the IMF under its Extended Fund Facility program.
The funds are part of a 37-month program.
The IMF also approved an additional $1.4 billion for climate-related reforms.
India abstained from voting, citing concerns about Pakistan's financial history.
The IMF noted Pakistan's progress, including fiscal surplus and rising foreign exchange reserves.
- Who
- Pakistan and the IMF.
- What
- Pakistan received $1.02 billion from the IMF.
- When
- The disbursement was announced in May 2024.
- Where
- The funds are disbursed to Pakistan.
- Why
- To support Pakistan's economy and climate-related reforms.
India
IMF
Pakistan's Financial Aid
India
Pakistan's history of poor compliance and growing financial support makes it a 'too big to fail debtor'.
IMF
Pakistan has shown strong implementation of reforms.
- Amount Received
- $1.02 billion
- Program
- IMF Extended Fund Facility (EFF)
- Additional RSF
- $1.4 billion
- Total IMF Disbursements
- $2.1 billion
- Approved Package
- $7 billion
- Program Length
- 37-month