Islamabad (TrustedPakistan.com):
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) will review how Pakistan is spending relief money and handling damages caused by the recent floods. The assessment will cover the use of funds for rehabilitation, rebuilding homes, and supporting farmers who lost crops.
According to officials, Pakistan has already shared initial reports with the IMF, but a full review team will soon visit the flood-hit areas. This step is important because Pakistan is currently under an IMF bailout program, and future funding depends on transparency in relief spending.
Economists believe the IMF’s review will help ensure that the aid reaches the right people and that Pakistan remains on track with its financial commitments.
