Islamabad – Detailed figures of loans taken by the current administration in its first two years have been disclosed.
During the initial two-year period, federal government borrowing rose by a historic Rs 15,072 billion, according to documents from the State Bank of Pakistan. This increase occurred from March 2024 to February 2026, averaging an additional Rs 21 billion in loans each day.
Based on central bank data, domestic borrowing grew by Rs 14,004 billion and external borrowing by Rs 1,068 billion between March 2024 and February 2026, bringing the total federal debt to Rs 79,882 billion by February 2026.
At the end of the previous administration in February 2024, the federal government’s total debt stood at Rs 64,810 billion.
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