The major terms of IMF are widely known to public, e.g. tax revenue, tax base, deficit targets. Their demand for gas and electricity tariff increase in order to reduce the circular debt, policy reforms etc. Some of them we have failed to achieve and were revised, some we accepted e.g. electricticity and gas tariff but their demand for further increase was rejected in July last year. Some we straight forward rejected e.g. cut in defence spending. I will not disagree that these things have impacted common populace as well as economics, we signed a deal with the devil out of necessity. But it is wrong to give the impression that we didn't negotiate.
ADB is being actively engaged with, they are financing multiple hydro projects as well as extension of swat motorway is also under process. They have given 300 million I guess just recently as well as further 2-3 billion are being negotiated for this year.
Diamer bhasha dam is being financed mostly internally , 30% federal gov 100billion wapda the rest will be generated through bonds. Mohmand dam is already under construction. The role of cpec has been directed more towards long term projects such as ML1 and dams, instead of short term energy projects. Stress is given on BOT model wherever applicable.
Local investment is preferred, thar coal has been actively worked on. My focus is on electricity projects as I see them as the most important aspect. Cheap local electricity is the key to industrial growth, which can't be achieved by just rupee devaluation. Furthermore using local resources will decrease our import bill. This will give an idea
View attachment 641429 View attachment 641431Their performance as far as police or bureaucracy is poor. Halfhearted efforts were made but to little avail. These guys are pure thugs with judicial protection. Only a danda can straighten them up.