The International Monetary Fund (IMF) Executive Board is scheduled to meeting Pakistan today, to consider the approval of a $1.2 billion tranche for Pakistan.
Sources confirmed that $1 billion will be disbursed under the Extended Fund Facility (EFF), while an additional $200 million will be released under the Climate Financing (RSF) framework to strengthen the country’s climate resilience and sustainable development efforts.
The Fund had laid down the condition that prior to the board’s meeting, Pakistan should release its report on corruption and governance, which Pakistan did.
The IMF, in its report, has acknowledged Pakistan’s strict monetary policy, and has recommended that the policy should continue.
The international money lending organization’s staff mission has already expressed its satisfaction over the headway Pakistan’s economy has made.
The decision comes after Pakistan and the IMF reached a staff-level agreement on October 14, 2025. Pakistan has fulfilled all the required conditions to receive the next installment under its ongoing IMF loan program.
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