After getting disappointment from the World Bank to the IMF, finally, the work of Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has come to the fore in front of Saudi Arabia. The Saudi Fund for Development has announced that it will deposit $3 billion in the State Bank of Pakistan to help Pakistan's Foreign Monetary Fund. Saudi Arabia has given this big relief to Pakistan at a time when the country's economy is on the verge of bankruptcy.
According to the Pakistani newspaper Dawn, the Saudi Fund also informed that an official directive has been issued under which $ 1.2 billion will be given to Pakistan this year to fund the trade in oil products. This Saudi aid going to Pakistan has been confirmed by Pakistan's Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry and Energy Minister Hamad Azhar.
Earlier, the International Monetary Fund had given a big blow to the pauper Pakistan, who was repaying the loan by taking a loan. The IMF had refused a loan of one billion dollars to Pakistan. To persuade the IMF, the Imran government drastically increased the prices of electricity and petrol, and diesel, but even this could not satisfy the global body. Due to the non-receipt of loan from IMF, now PM Imran Khan has to spread his bag once again in front of Saudi Arabia.
The Imran Khan government is continuously taking loans to repay the loan amounting to Rs 1 lakh 75 thousand on every citizen. In the Parliament of Pakistan, the Imran Khan government had confessed that now every Pakistani now has a debt of Rs 1 lakh 75 thousand. In this, the contribution of Imran Khan's government is Rs 54901, which is 46 percent of the total amount of the loan.
This debt burden on Pakistanis has increased in the last two years. That is, when Imran took over the power of Pakistan, every citizen of the country had a debt of Rs 1,20099.
