International Monetary Fund New Conditions on Pak: What Does Pakistan Do Now? He first gave a loan … Now the IMF has imposed 11 conditions, warnings have been issued – IMF1 new conditions on Pakistan flags are destroying the Pak tensions in the TUTC as a risk of India’s new conditions India’s bailout program.

The ceasefire has now occurred after the increase in tensions after the Bahalgam terrorist attacks between India and Pakistan. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) had approved a $ 1 billion loan to provide financial assistance to the terrorist country, but now it may understand Pakistan’s real game, and before the global organization has released 11 new conditions (new conditions in Pakistan). In addition, Pakistan has been issued a major warning.

‘Complete the conditions, otherwise the next installment will not be available …’
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) now realizes the danger of drowning its money after Pakistan has given great debts amidst India-Pakistan tensions. According to the PTI report, the International Monetary Fund has imposed 11 new conditions to release the next installment of its bailout package, which has since increased the total conditions on Paks to 50. The International Monetary Fund has said that if these conditions are not completed, the next installation cannot be released.

Supported under Indo-Pak stress
In the past, when Indian and Pakistan’s forces were face -to -face and drone and missile strikes from both sides, the International Monetary Fund approved the release of about US $ 1 billion to Pakistan at such time. In addition, the International Monetary Fund has allowed Pakistan an additional $ 1.4 billion for climate recession under the current $ 7 billion bailout package. By adding this, Pakistan gets total assistance from the International Monetary Fund to 4 2.4 billion. After this approval, the global anger against the IMF erupted, and he became worldwide.

Place the burden of these conditions in Pakistan
In view of the new rules that the IMF introduced to Pakistan, it includes parliament’s approval for the federal budget of the 17.6 trillion Pakistan Rupees, while the higher the higher the bills in electric bills. In addition, the importation of Pakistan’s import rules is allowed to be imported only 3 years, which must be done for 5 years. In addition, by 2035, the government must prepare a map to end the concessions for special technical zones and industrial parks. Its report is to be made by the end of this year.

These key conditions in the energy industry

• Providing notice of annual electricity bills by July 1, 2025.
• Adjust the half -year gas fare by February 15, 2026.
• Bring a permanent law to implement the Shakti Tax Ordinance that was captured by the end of May.
• By the end of June, the credit service eliminates the limit of Rs.

Budget must be in accordance with the targets of the IMF
According to the IMF report, Pakistan’s upcoming security budget is estimated at Rs 2,414 billion, which is 12% higher than the previous year, but recently has increased the increase of Rs 2,500 billion by Rs 2,500 billion this month. The International Monetary Fund has asked Parliament to implement the 2026 budget according to the International Monetary Fund’s goals by June 2025.

This warning was given to the package
In addition to implementing 11 new conditions, Pakistan has issued a clear warning in the IMF report. It suggests that if the tension between India and Pakistan continues or increased, its impact may directly increase the risk of the financial, external and developmental targets of the project. The IMF has issued a warning of India’s action after the Bahlkam terrorist attack.

After the death of 26 tourists in the Pahalgam attack, it was revealed that India retaliated and struck the airspace, and more than 100 terrorists were killed. After this, on May 10, a ceasefire was agreed in India and Pakistan.