Govt hasn’t opted for Euro and Sukuk bonds options yet
ISLAMABAD: A news item in reference to Economic Affairs Division’s Monthly Disbursement Report July-Dec, 2018 carried by a section of media on 29th January contends that PTI led government received just $2.3 billion in first half (July-Dec) from all multilateral and bilateral creditors in shape of loans and grants in current fiscal year against $5.89 billion received in the same period last year, says a press release on Wednesday.
This comparison is incorrect because in the previous corresponding period, the government received $2.5 billion additional from international capital markets through issuance of Eurobonds and Sukuk and raised $1.16 billion from commercial sources. However, the present government hasn’t gone for these options so far.
The foreign economic assistance from multilateral and bilateral donors is $1.813 billion in first half of the current fiscal year against $2.23 billion from the same sources during the corresponding period last year.
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