A consortium of Chinese state banks has lent $2.3bn to Pakistan to help the country stave off a foreign payments crisis, finance minister Miftah Ismail said on Friday. Confirmation of the support from China, a close economic and military ally of Pakistan, came on the same day Islamabad announced a one-off 10 per cent ‘super tax’ on important industries that is intended to lead to a stalled $6bn IMF loan package being resumed.
巴基斯坦財政部長米夫塔•伊斯梅爾(Miftah Ismail)上週五表示，由中國國有銀行組成的一個銀團已向巴基斯坦貸款23億美元，以幫助該國避免一場對外支付危機。
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