Pakistan, Oct. 3 -- The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has requested a comprehensive briefing on the Reko Diq project, focusing on its financial structure, risks, and guarantees as Pakistan undergoes its ongoing bailout review. Officials confirmed that the IMF team, currently in Islamabad, is keen to understand the project's fiscal implications and its role in the country's broader economic strategy.

The IMF delegation will receive detailed information about both local and foreign financing arrangements, as well as the impact of micro-financing on the project. Sources said the review will also assess fiscal risks associated with sovereign guarantees provided to international lenders, ensuring that Pakistan's commitments remain managea...