IMF approves $6 billion loan for Pakistan
IMF Executive Board approved today a three-year US$6 billion loan to support Pakistan’s economic plan, which aims to return sustainable growth to the country’s economy and improve the standards of living
By Web Desk
July 03, 2019
WASHINGTON: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved a three-year US$6 billion loan for Pakistan.
This has been confirmed by IMF spokesperson Gerry Rice in a tweet here on Wednesday.
Gerry Rice tweeted: “IMF Executive Board approved today a three-year US$6 billion loan to support Pakistan’s economic plan, which aims to return sustainable growth to the country’s economy and improve the standards of living.”
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