Pakistan to receive one of the biggest loan tranche worth $3.28 billions
ISLAMABAD - Pakistan is all set to receive one of the biggest loan tranche from the International Islamic Trade Finance Corp.
The International Islamic Trade Finance Corp has agreed to lend Pakistan $3.285 billion, its chief executive said on Thursday.
"We will supply Pakistan with $3 billion to finance trade activities for a period of three years," Hani Salam Sonbol said, adding that the remaining $285 million would be to finance gasoline purchases.
Jeddah-based International Islamic Trade Finance Corp is the financing arm of the Islamic Development Bank for trade activities. It gave Islamic countries trade financing worth $40 billion in the past 10 years.
READ MORE: Pakistan took foreign loans worth $6.6 billion in last 7 months, setting a new record
"We will increase our funds to support trade activities and create job opportunities in the next 10 years", Sonbol told Reuters on the sidelines of a conference in Tunis, without elaborating.
This week the International Islamic Trade Finance Corp agreed a $1.5 billion financing deal with Tunisia to purchase essential commodities for public companies.
https://timesofislamabad.com/05-Apr...-the-biggest-loan-tranche-worth-3-28-billions
Congratulations!!
ISLAMABAD - Pakistan is all set to receive one of the biggest loan tranche from the International Islamic Trade Finance Corp.
The International Islamic Trade Finance Corp has agreed to lend Pakistan $3.285 billion, its chief executive said on Thursday.
"We will supply Pakistan with $3 billion to finance trade activities for a period of three years," Hani Salam Sonbol said, adding that the remaining $285 million would be to finance gasoline purchases.
Jeddah-based International Islamic Trade Finance Corp is the financing arm of the Islamic Development Bank for trade activities. It gave Islamic countries trade financing worth $40 billion in the past 10 years.
READ MORE: Pakistan took foreign loans worth $6.6 billion in last 7 months, setting a new record
"We will increase our funds to support trade activities and create job opportunities in the next 10 years", Sonbol told Reuters on the sidelines of a conference in Tunis, without elaborating.
This week the International Islamic Trade Finance Corp agreed a $1.5 billion financing deal with Tunisia to purchase essential commodities for public companies.
https://timesofislamabad.com/05-Apr...-the-biggest-loan-tranche-worth-3-28-billions
Congratulations!!