The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government has set a new record of domestic and foreign debts. According to an official document, the total debt burden on the country has reached Rs 44,801 billion. The debt burden in two and a half years is 14,922. Billion rupees has increased.
According to the official document, the debt burden has risen to 98.3 per cent of GDP, the domestic debt burden has increased by Rs 7,285 billion in two years, while the volume of domestic debt has risen to Rs 23,701 billion.
According to the document, the external debt burden has increased by Rs 6,416 billion in two years, after which the external debt burden has risen to Rs 17,369 billion.
According to the document, the total debt burden on the country till June 2018 was Rs 29,879 billion, while the domestic debt till June 2018 was Rs 16,416 billion.
According to the official document, the volume of foreign loans till June 2018 was Rs 10,953 billion, while in 2013 the total debt burden on the country was Rs 14,318 billion.
According to the document, the debt burden increased by Rs 15,561 billion during the N-League era, the debt increased by Rs 3,200 billion in Musharraf's nine years, and the PPP's debt increased by Rs 8,200 billion in five years.
