In a bid to strengthen its economy, Pakistan has reportedly sought a $10 billion exchange stabilization facility from the United States.
Following its diplomatic role in the Iran war negotiations, Pakistan’s international standing has seen a boost, sparking hopes of economic benefits from Washington and other partners. In a letter to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Islamabad proposed a Bilateral Exchange Stabilization Support Facility between the U.S. and Pakistan, valued at $10 billion with a maturity of up to five years, Reuters reported on Wednesday.