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پاکستان کو بچالیں- پاکستان تباہی کے راستے پر
حکومت کے پاس اپنی شاہ خرچیاں پورا کرنے کے لئے پاکستانی کو مزید مقروض کرنے کے سوا کوئی چارہ نہیں۔
گزشتہ نو مہینوں میں تقریبا' سات بلین ڈالر کا پاکستان کو مقروض کیا گیا اور کل ہی مزید چار بلین کا قرض ایشین ترقیاتی بینک سے لیا گیا۔ اس طرح نو مہینوں میں ٹوٹل گیارہ بلین ڈالر کا پاکستان پر قرضہ چڑھایا گیا۔
یہ ایک خاص منصوبہ بندی کے تحت کیا جارہا ہے، جس کے کرتا دھرتا ہندوستان میں بیٹھے ہیں۔
وزیراعظم ہاوس، پارلیمنٹ اور صدارتی ہاوس کے روزانہ کے اخراجات، ان کی شاہ خرچیاں، بیرون ممالک سب حکومتی وزیروں اور ان کے خاندانوں سمیت دورے، لگزری فائیو اسٹار ہوٹلوں میں قیام یہ سب کچھ اخراجات بیرون ممالک سے قرض لے کر پورے کئے جارہے ہیں۔
پاکستانی ادارے نواز شریف اور اسحق ڈار نے تباہ کر دئے، نئی جابس پیدا کرنا تو دور کی بات جن کی جابس لگی ہیں وہ گھبرائے ہیں کہ کسی وقت ان کا نمبر بھی بیروزگاروں کی لسٹ میں آسکتا ہے
اسحق ڈار ایک فقیر خاندان سے نہ ہوتے تو پاکستان کو مزید فقیر بنا کر دنیا کے سامنے بے عزت نہ کرتے۔ اس حکومت کے پاس کوئی پلان نہیں، ترقی کے خالی نعرے اور خرچے قرضوں سے پورا۔ جھوٹی فریبی اور دغا باز اس ملک پر قابض ہوگئے جن سے فوری چھٹکارا اشد ضروری ہے۔
حکومت کے پاس اپنی شاہ خرچیاں پورا کرنے کے لئے پاکستانی کو مزید مقروض کرنے کے سوا کوئی چارہ نہیں۔
گزشتہ نو مہینوں میں تقریبا' سات بلین ڈالر کا پاکستان کو مقروض کیا گیا اور کل ہی مزید چار بلین کا قرض ایشین ترقیاتی بینک سے لیا گیا۔ اس طرح نو مہینوں میں ٹوٹل گیارہ بلین ڈالر کا پاکستان پر قرضہ چڑھایا گیا۔
یہ ایک خاص منصوبہ بندی کے تحت کیا جارہا ہے، جس کے کرتا دھرتا ہندوستان میں بیٹھے ہیں۔
وزیراعظم ہاوس، پارلیمنٹ اور صدارتی ہاوس کے روزانہ کے اخراجات، ان کی شاہ خرچیاں، بیرون ممالک سب حکومتی وزیروں اور ان کے خاندانوں سمیت دورے، لگزری فائیو اسٹار ہوٹلوں میں قیام یہ سب کچھ اخراجات بیرون ممالک سے قرض لے کر پورے کئے جارہے ہیں۔
پاکستانی ادارے نواز شریف اور اسحق ڈار نے تباہ کر دئے، نئی جابس پیدا کرنا تو دور کی بات جن کی جابس لگی ہیں وہ گھبرائے ہیں کہ کسی وقت ان کا نمبر بھی بیروزگاروں کی لسٹ میں آسکتا ہے
اسحق ڈار ایک فقیر خاندان سے نہ ہوتے تو پاکستان کو مزید فقیر بنا کر دنیا کے سامنے بے عزت نہ کرتے۔ اس حکومت کے پاس کوئی پلان نہیں، ترقی کے خالی نعرے اور خرچے قرضوں سے پورا۔ جھوٹی فریبی اور دغا باز اس ملک پر قابض ہوگئے جن سے فوری چھٹکارا اشد ضروری ہے۔
May 05, 2016
Govt took $6.9b foreign loans in just 9 months
Govt took $6.9b foreign loans in just 9 months
ISLAMABAD - The government has taken whopping $6.9 billion loans in just nine months from international financial institutions and different countries, which enhanced the countrys overall debt.
The PML-N government received $1.5 billion from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and $5.4 billion from multilateral and bilateral donors during first nine months (July-March) of the ongoing financial.
Pakistans overall debt had surged to Rs18.69 trillion by end of January 2016 due to the massive borrowing from international lenders.
Foreign debt was recorded at Rs5, 573.6 billion ($53,122.
0 million) and domestic debt at Rs13, 120.6 billion.
Massive borrowing helped the government in increasing countrys foreign exchange reserves to nearly $21 billion, of which SBPs reserves are about $16 billion.
The Ministry of Finance defended the foreign loans taken by the government since coming into power in June 2016.
All inclusive cost of the total external debt obtained by present government comes to around 3.30 percent, which is significantly lower than the domestic financing cost of about 10.0 percent, even if one builds a margin of capital loss due to exchange rate depreciation.
Thus, the cost of external debt contracted by the current government is highly economical, the Ministry of Finance stated.
It added that share of external loans maturing within one year is equal to around 28 percent of official liquid reserves at the end of 2014-15 as compared with around 69 percent at the end of 2012-13.
Meanwhile, Pakistan is currently negotiating with the IMF in Dubai for another tranche of $500 million.
The official documents of the Economic Affairs Divisions showed that Pakistan has taken $5.4 billion loans from the multilateral and bilateral donors.
On top of the list, the government took $1.4 billion loan from commercial banks during July-March period of the current fiscal year as against the budgeted amount of $200 million.
Pakistan received $721.8 million from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) during nine months of FY15-16 against the budgeted estimates of $1020.4 million.
Meanwhile, China provided loan of $615.7 million during July-March period against the annual estimated amount of $3.
04 billion.
Another larger component of the assistance was the auction of Eurobond of $500 million.
The government has still got a space to auction another bond of the same value before the end of June 2016, as it estimates to generate $1 billion during the current financial year.
International Development Association (IDA) released $708.8 million for Islamabad during period under review.
Similarly, UK disbursed $246.9 million.
Pakistan received $129.2 million from the United States of America (USA), $78.5 million from the International Bank of Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) and $81.5 million from the Islamic Development Bank during July-March period of the year 2015-2016.
Kuwait disbursed $48.66 million, Germany $31.98 million and IDB (S-Term) $684.8 million in the current fiscal year.
However, the government received no assistance from Australia, EU, Italy, Norway and UNDP during the period under review.
http://nation.com.pk/business/05-May-2016/govt-took-6-9b-foreign-loans-in-just-9-months
05.05.2016
The PML-N government received $1.5 billion from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and $5.4 billion from multilateral and bilateral donors during first nine months (July-March) of the ongoing financial.
Pakistans overall debt had surged to Rs18.69 trillion by end of January 2016 due to the massive borrowing from international lenders.
Foreign debt was recorded at Rs5, 573.6 billion ($53,122.
0 million) and domestic debt at Rs13, 120.6 billion.
Massive borrowing helped the government in increasing countrys foreign exchange reserves to nearly $21 billion, of which SBPs reserves are about $16 billion.
The Ministry of Finance defended the foreign loans taken by the government since coming into power in June 2016.
All inclusive cost of the total external debt obtained by present government comes to around 3.30 percent, which is significantly lower than the domestic financing cost of about 10.0 percent, even if one builds a margin of capital loss due to exchange rate depreciation.
Thus, the cost of external debt contracted by the current government is highly economical, the Ministry of Finance stated.
It added that share of external loans maturing within one year is equal to around 28 percent of official liquid reserves at the end of 2014-15 as compared with around 69 percent at the end of 2012-13.
Meanwhile, Pakistan is currently negotiating with the IMF in Dubai for another tranche of $500 million.
The official documents of the Economic Affairs Divisions showed that Pakistan has taken $5.4 billion loans from the multilateral and bilateral donors.
On top of the list, the government took $1.4 billion loan from commercial banks during July-March period of the current fiscal year as against the budgeted amount of $200 million.
Pakistan received $721.8 million from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) during nine months of FY15-16 against the budgeted estimates of $1020.4 million.
Meanwhile, China provided loan of $615.7 million during July-March period against the annual estimated amount of $3.
04 billion.
Another larger component of the assistance was the auction of Eurobond of $500 million.
The government has still got a space to auction another bond of the same value before the end of June 2016, as it estimates to generate $1 billion during the current financial year.
International Development Association (IDA) released $708.8 million for Islamabad during period under review.
Similarly, UK disbursed $246.9 million.
Pakistan received $129.2 million from the United States of America (USA), $78.5 million from the International Bank of Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) and $81.5 million from the Islamic Development Bank during July-March period of the year 2015-2016.
Kuwait disbursed $48.66 million, Germany $31.98 million and IDB (S-Term) $684.8 million in the current fiscal year.
However, the government received no assistance from Australia, EU, Italy, Norway and UNDP during the period under review.
http://nation.com.pk/business/05-May-2016/govt-took-6-9b-foreign-loans-in-just-9-months
05.05.2016
قرضے لے کر پاکستان کے زرمبادلہ کے ذخائر کو بڑھایا گیا- اسحق ڈار کو پھانسی دی جائے
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