By Admin 
Pakistan, which is facing poverty, starvation and economic crisis, has once again pleaded with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for a new debt. The Mission of IMF will remain in Pakistan for two weeks and will see if Pakistan is improving its economy. If the mission seems to improve, then it will give a new loan to Pakistan.
Pakistani newspaper The Dawn said on Tuesday (September 30, 2025) that the IMF mission held a formal meeting with Pakistan’s economic party. It reviewed the implementation of seven billion dollars loans and $ 1.1 billion facility.
According to the news, this meeting was held at a time when the performance of the program has been mixed by the end of June 2025 (which is under review). In the IMF, a team led by Pakistan’s mission head Eva Petrova met the Pakistani delegation led by Finance Minister Mohammad Aurangzeb on Monday.
The meeting was attended by prominent economic stakeholders, including Governor, Finance Secretary and Chairman of the Board of Federal Revenue (FBR), State Bank of Pakistan. The mission will remain in Pakistan for about two weeks and will review the implementation of an extended financing facility (EFF) of seven billion US dollars and a flexible and stable facility (RSF) of US $ 1.1 billion.
The report stated that the Government of Pakistan has asked the IMF mission to take into account the damage in the flood, but sources said that the review is based on the goals before the flood. Due to this, the government is accountable about the demonstrations till the end of June-2025. However, it can be considered later on exemption on the damage caused by floods. The report said that if this meeting is positive, then next month Pakistan will be eligible for the distribution of about $ 1 billion.
The IMF gave a loan of one billion dollars to Pakistan in May this year. The IMF had put several conditions in front of Pakistan before giving this loan, including carbon levy. Apart from this, the conditions of improvement in electricity fees from time to time and improvement of water prices were also included at many levels.