Pakistan aims to repay the remaining $1.5 billion loan to the UAE by April 23, following a $2 billion repayment. This comes as the country anticipates a $1.2 billion disbursement from the IMF after recent negotiations. Saudi Arabia has also extended a $3 billion deposit maturity, depositing $2 billion to bolster reserves. Pakistan aims to repay the remaining $1.5 billion loan to the UAE by April 23, following a $2 billion repayment. This comes as the country anticipates a $1.2 billion disbursement from the IMF after recent negotiations. Saudi Arabia has also extended a $3 billion deposit maturity, depositing $2 billion to bolster reserves.
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Pak says it will repay remaining $1.5 bn loan to UAE by April 23 amid IMF funding hopes
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