Pakistan paid $2 billion to the United Arab Emirates

 Pakistan has paid $2 billion to the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

According to a State Bank spokesperson, this amount was deposited in Pakistan’s account as a safe deposit by the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

It should be remembered that Pakistan made its global payments on time last week, and timely receipts did not have much impact on foreign exchange reserves.

Pakistan paid off Eurobonds worth about Dh1 billion and matured deposits worth $2 billion, sold Eurobonds worth Rs500 million, and received a deposit of $2 billion from Saudi Arabia.

 

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