In addition to sharing economic data from the previous administration and blaming the ex-prime minister for the country’s current economic situation, finance minister Ishaq Dar stated that Pakistan expects continued inflow of a loan facility from China.
In a news conference on Friday, Dar also declared that Pakistan would not stop making payments to its international creditors.
This declaration comes despite growing worries over Pakistan’s capacity to meet obligations because of the nation’s small foreign exchange reserves.
China has extended a credit under which Pakistan anticipated receiving an extra inflow of $500 million in the “coming few days,” the finance minister stated.