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IMF warns Pakistan’s corruption costs 6.5% of GDP and demands reforms for $1.2B aid.
The IMF has warned that systemic corruption in Pakistan costs up to 6.5% of GDP annually, calling it a major barrier to growth and stability.
A new assessment highlights widespread issues including opaque spending, weak anti-corruption institutions, political influence in budgeting, and inefficiencies in tax collection and public procurement.
The report demands urgent reforms such as e-governance adoption, transparency in state-owned enterprises and the Special Investment Facilitation Council, and stronger judicial enforcement.
These changes are required for a $1.2 billion IMF disbursement and could boost GDP by 5% to 6.5% over five years.
El FMI advierte que la corrupción en Pakistán cuesta el 6.5% del PIB y exige reformas para una ayuda de $1.2B.