According to the reports, the International Monetary Fund’s Executive Board was looking to assess Saudi Arabia’s commitment to financing Pakistan before disbursing fresh funds. The document stated that the Washington-based lender wanted to ensure that Saudi Arabia would follow through with as much as $4 billion in funding to Pakistan to ensure Islamabad does not have a funding gap after the IMF loan. The people familiar with this matter told that the transfer could include special drawing rights.

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