A review mission of the International Monetary Fund will visit Pakistan from November 2.

Published 3 years ago on Oct 25th 2023, 8:21 pm
By Web Desk

Islamabad: A delegation from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is scheduled to visit Pakistan starting November 2, where they will assess the country's economic performance for the first quarter.
The review mission, led by Nathan Porter, is part of the $3 billion Standby Arrangement Program.
This mission will scrutinize Pakistan's economic progress from July to September.
If the review mission finds Pakistan's actions in line with the agreement, they will recommend the disbursement of the next loan installment.
Following this, the IMF Executive Board is expected to approve the release of $710 million in December.

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