Pakistan, May 15 -- The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has reportedly imposed 11 new conditions on Pakistan under its ongoing financial programme, raising the total number of requirements to 55, according to its latest review report.

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The new conditions focus on tightening fiscal discipline, strengthening tax reforms, and improving key economic governance structures. Among the most significant measures outlined are planned adjustments in energy pricing, including increases in gas and electricity tariffs over the next two years.

According to the report, gas tariffs are scheduled to be revised in July 2026 and again in February 2027, while electricity tariffs...