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Pakistan Receives $9.6 Billion in Foreign Assistance During First 10 Months of FY17-18

The country provisionally received $9.6 billion of foreign assistance from multilateral and bilateral donors in first ten months (July-April) of the current fiscal year 2017-18.

The government has budgeted foreign assistance of $8.094 billion for 2017-18 including $7.692 billion loans and $401.78 million grants. Economic Affaires Division (EAD) data shows that foreign assistance of $1.62 billion was received in April from multilateral and bilateral donors.

China disbursed $1.503 billion in the current fiscal year (July-April) 2017-18 (including $228.51 million in April) against the budgeted $1.595 billion for the entire year. China released $110.98 million for Orange Line in Lahore, $64.38 million for Sukkur-Multan Motorway under China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), $44.51 million for Havelian-Thakot KKH (CPEC) and $8.64 million for Pakistan Remote Sensing Satellite.

Asian Development Bank (ADB) disbursed $681.46 million in the current fiscal year 2017-18 so far including $57.51 million in April against the budgeted estimates of $1.221 billion, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) $173.62 million including $43.78 million in April against the estimated $60.65 million, IDB(S-Term) $987.22 million including $37.66 million in April against the estimated $1.550 billion, Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) $23.06 million, International Development Association (IDA) $252.77 million including $12.42 million in April against $975.27 million, Islamic Development Bank (IDB) $56.26 million, Japan $86.14 million, Saudi Arabia $44.65 million, UK released $169.85 million of grant, and USA released $88.11 million in the current fiscal year 2017-18 including $9.39 million in April against the budgeted estimates of $117.56 million.

The EAD data revealed that government borrowed $1.2 billion from foreign commercial banks in April, bringing the total to $2.922 billion under this head in the current fiscal year against the budgeted $1 billion. The government also generated $2.5 billion by issuing Eurobonds and Sukkuk bonds in the current financial year.

The government has received no assistance from Italy and UNDP during the current fiscal year (July-April) 2017-18.

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