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      Pakistan and IMF Reach Deal for $1.2 Billion Release from Bailout Package

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      Pakistan has secured a staff-level agreement with the IMF to release $1.2 billion from its $7 billion bailout package. The agreement comes amid efforts to stabilize the economy and rebuild market confidence...

      Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have reached a staff-level agreement that will release $1.2 billion from a $7 billion bailout package approved by the IMF in July 2024. The deal aims to help Pakistan avoid defaulting on its debt repayments and stabilize its economy amid ongoing challenges, including devastating floods and climate-related risks.
      The IMF stated that Pakistan’s economic program has been instrumental in ensuring macroeconomic stability and rebuilding market confidence. This agreement comes after several days of talks in Islamabad, with both the IMF and Pakistan reaffirming their commitment to stabilizing the country’s financial situation. The release of funds is expected to support Pakistan’s efforts in maintaining fiscal discipline and securing the country’s economic future.
      The deal follows Pakistan’s call for the IMF to consider additional concessions due to the devastating floods that struck the country in recent months. These floods killed over 1,000 people and affected around 7 million individuals, exacerbating Pakistan’s economic difficulties. The IMF acknowledged the significant impact of the floods and highlighted Pakistan’s vulnerability to natural disasters and climate-related risks. In response, the IMF stressed the importance of building climate resilience to mitigate the economic and human costs of such disasters.
      The agreement between Pakistan and the IMF marks a crucial step in Pakistan's efforts to stabilize its economy and avoid further financial strain. While the economic challenges persist, particularly in light of the recent floods, the release of the $1.2 billion will provide much-needed support for Pakistan's recovery and future growth. The IMF’s emphasis on climate resilience highlights the growing importance of addressing environmental risks in the region’s economic planning.

      Source: Reuters

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