ISLAMABAD: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission on Tuesday held a formal meeting with Pakistan’s economic team to review the $7 billion loan programme and a $1.1 billion facility.
According to Dawn, the meeting reviewed Pakistan’s performance under the programme until the end of June 2025, which has been described as mixed.
The Pakistani side was led by Finance Minister Mohammad Aurangzeb and included the Governor of the State Bank of Pakistan, the Finance Secretary, and the Chairman of the Federal Board of Revenue. The IMF delegation was headed by Eva Petrova, chief of the Fund’s mission for Pakistan.
The IMF team will stay in Pakistan for two weeks to assess the implementation of the $7 billion Extended Finance Facility (EFF) and the $1.1 billion Resilient and Sustainable Facility (RSF).
