Pakistan, April 23 -- The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has significantly increased its financial engagement with Pakistan, committing $3.672 billion in 2025, marking a 22% rise compared to the previous year. The expanded support reflects growing cooperation in fiscal reforms, infrastructure development, and emerging sectors such as minerals.

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According to the bank's annual report, Pakistan received $1.485 billion in new public sector financing commitments during the year, up from $1.113 billion in 2024. Most of these funds were provided on commercial terms, highlighting a shift toward more structured and performance-linked lending.

A key highlight of the ADB's engagement includes su...