If the facility is approved, it would help strengthen Pakistan's foreign exchange reserves, reduce pressure on the Pakistani rupee and lessen the country's dependence on multilateral lenders, while allowing Islamabad to continue implementing fiscal and monetary reforms under its IMF programme.
If the facility is approved, it would help strengthen Pakistan's foreign exchange reserves, reduce pressure on the Pakistani rupee and lessen the country's dependence on multilateral lenders, while allowing Islamabad to continue implementing fiscal and monetary reforms under its IMF programme.
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If the facility is approved, it would help strengthen Pakistan's foreign exchange reserves, reduce pressure on the Pakistani rupee and lessen the country's dependence on multilateral lenders, while allowing Islamabad to continue implementing fiscal and monetary reforms under its IMF programme.
