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ISLAMABAD: China’s Exim Bank has rolled over a $600-million loan, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said at the launch ceremony of the ‘Youth Sports Initiative’ in Islamabad.

Pakistan receives another $300m from China

“I was told not to use the name, but I really want to express my gratitude to our friend,” said PM Shehbaz. “Our reserves have increased after China’s Exim Bank rolled over the $600 million loan yesterday.

“We want to increase our reserves – not through loans, but our own hard work and sacrifice.”

This was in addition to over $5 billion in loans that China has rolled over for Pakistan in the last three months, according to Pakistani authorities.

Pakistan has relied on external debt and rollover of loans to help its depleting level of foreign exchange reserves, and also recently entered a shorter, nine-month Stand-By Arrangement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) after the expiry of its previous bailout programme.

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Johnny Walker Jul 18, 2023 03:07pm
What is there to be happy about? This is still a loan on which interest (which is not Shariah compliant) is being paid. Our bhikaree PM should stop applauding these roll overs and loans and instead be sorrowful for having to beg.
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Pakistani1 Jul 18, 2023 06:29pm
This is the main news coming from the PM of the country. What has been done to improve economic situation so that no loans will be required in future?
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Chawla.i Jul 18, 2023 06:37pm
Shame on us for being part of a propoganda ,while p.m is twinkling of every passerbye that we have successfully got d loans
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Tulukan Mairandi Jul 18, 2023 11:08pm
He is gloating! Wow
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