According to government sources, Pakistan has decided to repay $2 billion to the United Arab Emirates after successfully arranging funds through alternate sources, ensuring smooth fulfillment of its financial obligations.
Sources stated that Pakistan is required to make total external payments of $4.8 billion by June, and the government has already arranged the necessary funds to meet these commitments without financial strain.
It was further revealed that Pakistan has received assurances of more than $5 billion in financial support from two friendly countries, which is considered a significant step toward maintaining economic stability.
Government sources added that Pakistan is set to repay a total of $3.5 billion to the UAE through different channels, including Eurobonds. The Eurobond, which has completed its ten-year tenure, has now matured, and its payment of $1.3 billion is expected to be made within this week.
