Pakistan has become expensive to threaten to tear the Organization of Islamic Country (OIC) on the Kashmir issue. Saudi Arabia has stopped lending oil to Pakistan.
To avoid bankruptcy, Pakistan took a loan of $ 6.2 billion (about 46 thousand crores) dollars from Saudi Arabia in 2018 to avoid bankruptcy provided for lending. According to Pakistani media, the period of this provision has ended two months ago. Pakistan took one of the loans from Saudi Arabia.
The billion dollars (about seven and a half thousand crore rupees) have been repaid four months before the installment time. For this, he had to borrow from China. He is also looking to China to repay the rest of the debt. Indeed, a program was threatened by Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi.
To avoid bankruptcy, Pakistan took a loan of $ 6.2 billion (about 46 thousand crores) dollars from Saudi Arabia in 2018 to avoid bankruptcy provided for lending. According to Pakistani media, the period of this provision has ended two months ago. Pakistan took one of the loans from Saudi Arabia.
The billion dollars (about seven and a half thousand crore rupees) have been repaid four months before the installment time. For this, he had to borrow from China. He is also looking to China to repay the rest of the debt. Indeed, a program was threatened by Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi.
