India opposes ADB move to grant $800 million loan to Pakistan
- India has voiced strong objections to the Asian Development Bank's $800 million loan to Pakistan, stressing concerns about potential military spending amid economic issues.
- India highlighted Pakistan's declining tax-to-GDP ratio and poor track record in reform implementation as reasons for its objection to the loan package.
- An Indian official stated that Pakistan's military spending could divert funds from essential development priorities, urging the ADB to ensure proper allocation limits.
- Pakistan's Finance Minister confirmed the ADB loan, which comprises a $300 million policy-based loan and a $500 million program-based guarantee, aiming to support fiscal health.
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India Raises Concerns Over ADB's Loan to Pakistan Amid Military Spending Fears
India strongly opposed the Asian Development Bank's (ADB) decision to grant an $800 million loan to Pakistan, due to the potential misuse of funds for military spending. India highlighted concerns around Pakistan's inadequate tax-to-GDP ratio and lack of macroeconomic reforms, questioning the credit risks involved for ADB.
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India has expressed deep concerns over the potential misuse of the $800 million ADB aid package to Pakistan as the country is increasing its defence expenditure, despite the poor fiscal position.
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