Saudi Arabia donates $ 600 million to Pakistan

mran Khan, who was the new Prime Minister of Pakistan, said that the country was trapped in a lot of funds. He has been involved in efforts to improve the country from lagging economically and borrowing from the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund and some countries.


The International Monetary Fund on Monday (November 7) comes to Islamabad to examine Pakistan's financial situation. Besides, he has also undertaken various austerity measures.

In this case, Imran Khan went to Saudi Arabia for the second time after his inauguration. A team of high officials has also gone with him. The delegation met with the Saudi King Salman and the Ministers of the country.





Saudi government has offered $ 600 million in credit to Pakistan, which has a debt of over $ 20 billion. It will cost $ 300 million a year.

The remaining $ 300 million can be purchased from the Saffron oil refinancing crude oil. That amount can be paid in the next year. The two ministers have also signed a contract for importing crude oil for 3 years