According to a Baaghi TV report, Pakistan has received a debt relief of approximately 800 million from the G20 group. According to government sources, in the last seven months, 14 countries have entered into agreements with Pakistan to provide loan repayment concessions. Under which, Pakistan has received a temporary relief of 800 million. Apart from these, 2 other countries have also approached Pakistan for relief in debt repayment. According to official documents, Japan, Russia, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and the United Kingdom have so far failed to resolve the 1 billion debt rescheduling issue. Coronavirus: Latest global developments Newly-wed woman commits suicide Princess Diana’s brother says BBC interview probe is limited Pakistan engaged with IMF to bring review work to completion: Finance Ministry Indian Chargé d’Affaires summoned to convey Pakistan’s categorical rejection of groundless allegations by India Virus-hit Iran shuts non-essential business in much of the country Armenia PM urges stronger military links with Russia A senior official in the Ministry of Economic Affairs said that although the six countries have not yet ratified the agreements on debt relief, they are expected to reach an agreement by the end of this month. According to the Ministry of Economic … Continue reading Pakistan gets relief from G20 countries?