This document discusses the International Monetary Fund (IMF), its purpose and functions, Pakistan's economy and key sectors, Pakistan's history of loans from the IMF and World Bank, Pakistan's current debt levels, and recommendations for Pakistan to rely more on itself and reduce corruption. The IMF was established to promote international monetary cooperation and maintain exchange rate stability. It provides loans to countries to support economic reforms. Pakistan's main economic sectors include agriculture, energy, automobiles, cement, IT and textiles. Pakistan has taken multiple loans from the IMF and World Bank from 1988 to present day, and its total debt has increased substantially over time.

1. Prepaid By :
Fozia Kiran
Shafia Rani
Warda Masood

5.  To promote International Monitory Cooperation
 To establishment a system of Multilateral
 To Maintain Stability in the rate of Exchange

6.  Member countries contribution fund
 Gold holding
 Interest on loans
 Borrowing

7.  Promote international monetary cooperation.
 Expansion and balanced growth of international trade.
 Promote exchange rate stability.
 The elimination of restrictions on the international flow of capital.
 Make resources of the Fund available to members.
 Shorten the duration and lessen the degree of disequilibrium in
international balances of payment
 Foster economic growth and high levels of employment

8.  Surveillance (like a doctor) Gathering data and assessing
economic policies of countries.
 Technical Assistance (like a teacher) Strengthening human
skills and institutional capacity of countries.
 Financial Assistance (like a banker) Lending to countries to
support reforms.

10. The following are the main sectors of Pakistan economy:
 Agriculture
 CNG Industries
 Automobile industry
 Cement industry
 IT industry
 Services industry
 Communication industry
 Textiles
 Imports Exports
 Electricity
These are the different sectors which acquire proper fund. In such
case Pakistan takes loan from IMF and WORLD BANK

11.  1988-91 $ 900 million
 1994-97 $850 million
 1997-2000 $ 500 million
 2008-09 $ 7.6 billion
 2009-10 $3.2 billion
 2012-13 $3.4 billion
 2013-14 $3.43 billion

12.  March 2015,total debt liabilities of the
country stood at RS 19 billion
 Every Pakistani is now owes over Rs
101,338 in debt.
 This figure was RS 90,772 in 2013
 80,894 in 2014
 37,170 in early 2008.

13.  IMF reports shows Pakistan needs $10.8b to
meet expenses.
 IMF said Pakistan macroeconomics condition
are improving.

14.  Pakistan is a country having many natural resources in it.
We should be self sufficient, we should rely on ourselves.
 Sincerity is the key to success so we should be sincere with
our country and work hard for its development
 If we have financial crisis, we should not beg for aid from
IMF and World Bank or any other organization, but we can
handle the problem by relying on ourselves.
 We should pay more taxes and we should try to remove
corruption from every department of our beloved
homeland.

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