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Pakistan raised $1.82 billion in foreign financing in early 2025, mainly from Saudi Arabia, multilateral lenders, and Naya Pakistan Certificates.
Pakistan secured $1.82 billion in foreign loans and grants in the first quarter of fiscal year 2025–26, a rise from $1.3 billion the previous year, according to government data.
The country did not issue any commercial foreign loans during the period.
Major disbursements came from Saudi Arabia’s $300 million oil facility, multilateral institutions like the World Bank and Asian Development Bank, and $541.57 million raised through Naya Pakistan Certificates.
External financing for the full fiscal year is projected at $19.92 billion, with $9 billion in rollover deposits from Saudi Arabia and China.
Foreign reserves stood at $19.85 billion, supported by term deposits and ongoing IMF program funding.
Pakistán recaudó 1.82 mil millones de dólares en financiamiento extranjero a principios de 2025, principalmente de Arabia Saudita, prestamistas multilaterales y Naya Pakistan Certificates.