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Pakistanā€™s army chief visits Saudi Arabia amid economic crisis

I wish Saudis don't give a single pie to these corrupt political and military Leaders.
But they will see their interest
They can use their money to gain leverage over state affairs of Pakistan



How much unfortunate we the people of Pakistan are šŸ˜
 
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Pakistanā€™s army chief visits Saudi Arabia amid economic crisis​

General Asif Munir heads to Saudi Arabia and UAE as the country faces a crippling economic crisis.

Pakistan Asif Munir ISI

With the relationship between the two nations going back more than 50 years, this is not the first time a Pakistani leader, either civilian or military, has picked the kingdom as their first destination after taking charge. [Handout/ Pakistan ISPR]
By Abid Hussain
Published On 7 Jan 20237 Jan 2023
Islamabad, Pakistan ā€“ Pakistanā€™s new army chief has held talks with top Saudi officials, including the defence minister, on his first official trip to the Gulf kingdom as the South Asian country faces an unprecedented economic crisis.
General Syed Asim Munir, who took charge in November, has followed in the footsteps of his predecessors in visiting Saudi Arabia ā€“ a close defence and economic ally ā€“ on his maiden overseas trip. He will also visit the United Arab Emirates during the nearly one-week trip.


A crippling economic crisis which they helped create by bringing in the bandit brigade. This is so ironic you couldn't literally make it up.
 
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The COAS should have just said no.

Not his Job description to go ask for loans tbh.

This needs to change.

Base salary is secure, all the effort is for commission. jitne mehnat karo ge utna maal banao ge...sirf 3 saal hi hain. jitne aid akathi ho gi, comission ziyada milay ga . aanay wali nasloon ko sset bhi to karna hai.

maal bananay kay liyay maal hona bhi to chahiyay na.
 
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Sell swords and a sold out nation!
 
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Many in market are expecting the official declaration of default before the March even if we somehow miraculously avoid the the immediate crises which required 5-7 billion of forex reserve, to meet immediate necessary imports, like food items, medicines edible oil etc.
 
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Many in market are expecting the official declaration of default before the March even if we somehow miraculously avoid the the immediate crises which required 5-7 billion of forex reserve, to meet immediate necessary imports, like food items, medicines edible oil etc.
where did you get this information?
 
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Many in market are expecting the official declaration of default before the March even if we somehow miraculously avoid the the immediate crises which required 5-7 billion of forex reserve, to meet immediate necessary imports, like food items, medicines edible oil etc.
consider me as "a tiny little part" of the local market
 
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Many in market are expecting the official declaration of default before the March even if we somehow miraculously avoid the the immediate crises which required 5-7 billion of forex reserve, to meet immediate necessary imports, like food items, medicines edible oil etc.

That too if ksa and china allows to use their money in the sbp reserves. Meanwhile commercial reserves will be used for normal imports if dar does not do any dirty stuff.

And then it's curtains.
 
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Generals cannot leave their ingrained "Haraami-Pun".
 
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where did you get this information?
Basic arithmetic dictates, even if IMF, Saudi Arabia, UAE, China are all as generous as they can be, there won't be enough liquidity to sail across 2023. The Rubicon has been crossed. Barring dramatic restructuring, the State can't continue as currently constituted. Hard as it is to believe, 2022 was a good year.
 
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Basic arithmetic dictates, even if IMF, Saudi Arabia, UAE, China are all as generous as they can be, there won't be enough liquidity to sail across 2023. The Rubicon has been crossed. Barring dramatic restructuring, the State can't continue as currently constituted. Hard as it is to believe, 2022 was a good year.
Bloomberg thinks if IMF tranche comes along, default can be pushed back by 6 months to second half of 2023.

Pakistan will ā€˜dodge defaultā€™ in next six months​

 
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