Pakistan, May 16 -- The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has imposed 11 new conditions on Pakistan as part of its ongoing economic reform programme, including further increases in petroleum, gas and electricity prices, according to official reports.

The new requirements also include structural reforms aimed at improving fiscal discipline, strengthening tax collection, and enhancing transparency in key government institutions.

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