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  1. IMF mandates fiscal discipline and budget negotiations in Pakistan.
  2. Pakistan informed the International Monetary Fund about its revenue target.
  3. Increased financial exposure is needed to support Pakistan's IMF program, which requires assurances from various international partners, including Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
  4. Pakistan repaid $3.5 billion to Abu Dhabi and sought US/Saudi stabilization funds as alternatives to IMF support.

The US may grant a stabilization fund to Pakistan, which is seeking aid modeled after successful packages like Argentina's.

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The US may grant a stabilization fund to Pakistan, which is seeking aid modeled after successful packages like Argentina's.

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