Pakistan is working hard to meet the strict requirements established by the international financial organization, but the $7 billion bailout package from the IMF has not yet been approved in full.
The IMF Executive Board’s calendar, which was made public until September 6, reportedly contains the agendas of seven nations, including Vietnam, Uganda, and Denmark, but does not yet include Pakistan, according to sources within the Ministry of Finance.
According to officials, there may be a board meeting just about Pakistan in the near future, provided that the nation satisfies the requirements, which include obtaining an extra $2 billion in external funding. The Finance Ministry is still hopeful that this need would be satisfied soon.
