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World Bank approves $350 million for Pakistan’s fiscal strengthening, economic competitiveness

  • The financing under the RISE-II operations will enhance debt transparency and make power sector more viable
  • World Bank officials say Pakistan must tackle longstanding structural distortions in economy after national polls
By Khurshid Ahmed ·

China rolls over $600 million loan to Pakistan

By Reuters ·

Pakistan expected to receive $700 million from China this week amid economic crisis

By Khurshid Ahmed ·

Pakistan paid over Rs26 billion in interest to China last year under currency swap arrangement

By KHURSHID AHMED    ·
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Pakistan denies ‘failure’ of IMF talks, says negotiations still underway

By KHURSHID AHMED    ·

World Bank pauses implementation of $200 million Pakistan COVID-19 project

By KHURSHID AHMED    ·
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Pakistan to receive $2.1 billion loan from China by March 25

By Aamir Shah ·
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Saudi Arabia offers Pakistan $3bn to ease crisis

By Arab News Pakistan ·

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