Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) are locked in a debate over an unfinished loan program required for the ongoing economic crisis. The government has been trying hard to fulfill all its demands to unlock the USD 1.1 billion bailout package. However, the officials reveal that the administration is quite nervous as it finds it difficult to convince the global lender for the funds.
According to a report by Pakistan-based media outlet Dawn, the Pakistani authorities are now annoyed at the current situation. A senior official even said, “We are members of the IMF, not beggars, or else our membership be discarded.”
