In a significant development, Pakistan has secured agreements worth USD 10.643 billion with development partners and foreign commercial banks during June-July 2024-25, as reported by Profit by Pakistan Today. This financial support is aimed at addressing fiscal imbalances, bolstering foreign exchange reserves, and financing development activities. The commitments include USD 5.061 billion from multilateral development partners, USD 1.289 billion from bilateral partners, and USD 4.294 billion from foreign commercial banks, with around 40 percent allocated for budgetary support and balance-of-payments needs. This influx of funds comes as Pakistan continues to face challenges in securing foreign loans, having only received USD 54 million out of a budgeted USD 3.1 billion in foreign commercial loans for the current fiscal year.