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· 1hIMF approves $1 bn to Pakistan, but why didn’t India vote no?
India strongly objected to this approval as a member of the IMF and abstained from the said vote, questioning “the efficacy of IMF programs given the poor track record of Pakistan” on adhering to the conditions of such schemes and using the funds for “state sponsored cross border terrorism”.
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India raises red flag on Pakistan's IMF bailout amid voting voidIndia emphasised that Pakistan's heavy debt burden, largely caused by repeated bailouts, ironically positions it as a "too ...
India abstains from vote, says IMF loans risk being diverted to fund cross-border terrorism; Pakistan celebrates ‘diplomatic ...
India abstained from the IMF vote approving a $2.3 billion loan to Pakistan, citing concerns about Pakistan's history of ...
The Hyderabad Member of Parliament (IMF) labelled IMF as ‘International Militant Fund’ for helping a country that has been ...
The International Monetary Fund has approved a $1 billion bailout to cash-strapped Pakistan. This authorisation comes even as ...
Sarma's allegation comes after India on Friday opposed the IMF’s proposal to extend fresh loans of USD 2.3 billion to ...
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The IMF approved on Friday the first review of Pakistan's economic reform programme under the Extended Fund Facility (EFF), ...
Foreign Secretary Vikrant Misri, Col. Sofiya Qureshi and Wing Commander Vyomika Singh briefed the press on India’s response ...
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