The IMF Executive Board will meet on December 8, 2025, to approve a $1.2 billion tranche for Pakistan, boosting foreign exchange reserves and supporting economic stability amid ongoing financial challenges. The pending approval follows a recent staff-level agreement.
Pakistan has met all required conditions to secure the installment under the Extended Fund Facility and Climate Financing framework. Officials said $1 billion will be released through the EFF, while $200 million will come through climate-focused financing to support long-term development plans.
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Moreover, Pakistan submitted the required Corruption and Governance Diagnostic report before the meeting, showing its commitment to transparency and reform. The document was a major condition set to secure the IMF funding and move forward with the lending program.
IMF Deputy Director Bo Li praised Pakistan’s reform agenda and highlighted efforts to encourage responsible economic management. The Climate Financing support aims to strengthen green budgeting, improve climate risk assessments, and create climate-resilient infrastructure that protects communities and essential services nationwide.
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Additionally, Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb discussed Pakistan’s progress during a major international forum in Doha, stressing the importance of economic reforms and long-term resilience. The upcoming meeting will cover the second review of the economic program and the first review of climate support.