Islamabad: The International Monetary Fund has agreed to provide an additional loan of $3 billion to Pakistan facing financial crisis and the first installment of $1.1 billion was to be given this month, but has not been disbursed yet.
The ILF has called for this bail-out-package for Pakistan’s main political parties, including the current main opposition Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, which is likely to increase in numbers in the future. IMF has also asked for a guarantee for that survey.
The first name in this is that of Imran Khan.
ILF local representative Ester Perezroi said in a statement: “We are holding meetings with political parties. before the next national election; The purpose of the meeting is to get the support of those parties for the set objectives and policies as per a program of the IF.”
The ILF has approved a $ 3 billion package for Pakistan facing economic crisis, under which $ 1.1 billion was to be given this month, but it has not given it yet, because it is afraid that this amount will not be repaid. Will be able
