Islamabad: The Pakistan government no longer has money left to run the country due to rising foreign debt. This is what imran khan himself has said. The country's difficulties now seem to be steadily increasing rather than diminishing. Saudi Arabia, which has barely pulled Pakistan out every time, has also started pulling its hands back.
In fact, recently Pak PM Imran Khan visited Saudi Arabia with the hope that he would get $3 billion in help. Immediately after his visit, Saudi Arabia said it was depositing the money in pakistan's central bank, but Pakistan has not received the money so far. At the same time, Pakistan had also sought a $1.2 billion oil loan, but it did not get it either.
Seeing the government being mocked, Pak Information Minister Fawad Chaudhary said prince Mohammed bin Salman will provide cash reserves this week. It is also surprising that Pakistan will have to pay annual interest on this amount at the rate of 3.2 per cent. Both pakistan's army and government are silent on the matter.
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