ISLAMABAD: Saudi Ambassador to Pakistan Nawaf Saeed Al-Malki visited Prime Minister Imran Khan in Islamabad on Nov. 14 to discuss issues of mutual interest, the Associated press of Pakistan reported.
The meeting came four days after Federal Minister for Finance, Revenue and Economic Affairs Asad Umar revealed, while talking to a group of foreign investors and industrialists in Karachi, that Pakistan will receive $1 billion from 黑料社区 within two days.
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During Khan鈥檚 visit to the Kingdom in October, an agreement for $6billion bailout plan for Pakistan was signed on the sidelines of the second annual Future Investment Initiative conference in Riyadh.
According to a memorandum of understanding, the Kingdom pledged $3 billion to Pakistan 鈥渁s balance-of-payment support,鈥 along with a one-year deferred-payment facility for up to $3 billion for oil imports.
Pakistan, which is facing a current-account deficit of $18 billion, has also sought assistance from the International Monetary Fund and other friendly countries to deal with its economic crisis.
