谢里夫总理与国际货币基金组织、世界银行领导人就改革与发展举行会谈

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巴基斯坦总理夏巴兹·谢里夫在纽约第80届联合国大会期间，分别与国际货币基金组织（IMF）总裁格奥尔基耶娃和世界银行集团（WBG）行长彭安杰举行会谈，重点讨论了巴基斯坦的经济改革、洪水恢复和长期发展合作。



在与格奥尔基耶娃的讨论中，总理重申了巴基斯坦在履行IMF计划承诺方面取得的进展，但强调贷方在即将进行的审查中必须考虑到最近的洪水破坏。他感谢IMF通过各种机制提供的持续支持，包括70亿美元的扩展基金机制（EFF）、30亿美元的备用安排以及14亿美元的韧性与可持续性机制。格奥尔基耶娃赞扬了巴基斯坦的改革努力，对洪水受害者表示同情，并重申IMF愿意继续支持巴基斯坦的稳定和增长议程。

IMF将于9月25日进行下一次审查，评估巴基斯坦3月至6月季度的表现，并有可能根据扩展基金机制发放10亿美元的 tranche（贷款分期部分）。

在另一场会议中，谢里夫总理赞扬了彭安杰在将世界银行转变为更快速、更有效的发展伙伴方面所发挥的领导作用。他强调了在资源调动、能源重组、私有化和气候韧性方面的改革，并指出这些措施已恢复了投资者信心，使巴基斯坦走向稳定。

彭安杰重申了世界银行在新的2026-2035年国家伙伴关系框架（CPF）下对巴基斯坦的支持，该框架承诺向巴基斯坦提供400亿美元。双方同意加强合作，推进改革、气候韧性和包容性增长。

自1950年以来，巴基斯坦已从世界银行获得超过480亿美元的援助，目前其项目组合中有54个活跃项目，价值157亿美元。最新的国家伙伴关系框架是世界银行对巴基斯坦发展的最大长期承诺。

“Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif held separate meetings with International Monetary Fund (IMF) Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva and World Bank Group (WBG) President Ajay Banga on the sidelines of the 80th United Nations General Assembly in New York, focusing on Pakistan’s economic reforms, flood recovery, and long-term development cooperation.

During his discussion with Georgieva, the prime minister reiterated Pakistan’s progress on the IMF program commitments but stressed that the recent flood devastation must be factored into the lender’s upcoming review. He acknowledged the IMF’s consistent support through various facilities, including the $7 billion Extended Fund Facility (EFF), $3 billion Stand-By Arrangement, and $1.4 billion Resilience & Sustainability Facility. Georgieva commended Pakistan’s reform efforts, expressed sympathy for flood victims, and reaffirmed the IMF’s readiness to continue supporting Pakistan’s stabilisation and growth agenda.

The IMF’s next review on September 25 will evaluate Pakistan’s performance for the March–June quarter, with the potential release of a $1 billion tranche under the EFF.

In a separate engagement, PM Shehbaz praised Ajay Banga’s leadership in transforming the World Bank into a faster and more effective development partner. He highlighted reforms in resource mobilisation, energy restructuring, privatisation, and climate resilience, noting that these steps have restored investor confidence and steered Pakistan toward stabilisation.

Banga reaffirmed the Bank’s support under the new 2026–2035 Country Partnership Framework (CPF), which pledges $40 billion for Pakistan. Both sides agreed to strengthen collaboration in advancing reforms, climate resilience, and inclusive growth.

Since 1950, Pakistan has received over $48 billion in assistance from the World Bank, with 54 active projects worth $15.7 billion in its current portfolio. The latest CPF represents the Bank’s largest long-term commitment to Pakistan’s development.”



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