Islamabad: Because Pakistani financial debt continues to increase, the total country debt rose to RS.149 trillion for three years under the government of Imran Khan-LED-Pakistan (PTI), according to the annual report issued by the state state state state state of Pakistan, The country’s vernacular media reported.
“The annual report released by the Pakistani state bank showed government debt in 399 trillion and this, the debt rose by Rs.149 trillion for three years under PTI and this debt was submitted by the Government of PTI equal to 80 percent of debt raised by Pakistan.
Peoples (PPP) and the Pakistan-Nawaz Muslim League (PML-N) for 10 years governing them, “reported local media on Wednesday.
Meanwhile, Pakistani public debt increased by more than eight percent in 11 months of fiscal year which ended in June due to an increase in government loans to meet the requirements of expenditure during the Covid-19 pandemic, international news reported quoting government data in the month.
Analysts predict the budget deficit to be in the range of 7.0-7.5 percent in the fiscal year 2022, where part of these deficiencies will be borne by cutting expenses, both current and development.
The main deficit is estimated to be in the range of 1.0-1.5 percent, the publications are reported further.
Pakistani outlet claims in its official report that an increase in the external inflow of inflows of multilateral and bilateral development partners is an indication of their belief in the priorities and policies of government development, including reform implementation in the field of priority of fiscal management and debt, the energy sector and ease of doing business.
Pak debt rose to Rs 149 trillion during the Imran Khan government
