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Saudi Arabia agrees to provide Pakistan with additional financial assistance

The move comes as Pakistan prepares for major external repayments and works to strengthen its foreign exchange reserves amid ongoing economic pressure

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Saudi Arabia’s FM Al-Jadaan (C) with Pakistan’s Muhammad Aurangzeb (L) and Governor of the State Bank of Pakistan, Ahmad (R), prior to their meeting in Washington. PIC/AFP

Saudi Arabia’s FM Al-Jadaan (C) with Pakistan’s Muhammad Aurangzeb (L) and Governor of the State Bank of Pakistan, Ahmad (R), prior to their meeting in Washington. PIC/AFP

Saudi Arabia has agreed to provide Pakistan with additional financial assistance worth USD 3 billion, while also extending its earlier USD 5 billion deposit facility for three more years.

According to Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb, the existing deposit arrangement will no longer follow yearly renewal and will instead be extended for a longer duration. He said, “Saudi Arabia has pledged an additional USD 3 billion in deposits for Pakistan and has extended its existing USD 5 billion facility for a further three years,” reported PTI.

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