ISLAMABAD-(Dow Jones)- Pakistan is likely to get a combined $700 million worth of loans from the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank, the country's Finance Advisor, Shaukat Tarin, said Monday.
"Pakistan has received $200 million from the Asian Development Bank, while the country is expected to receive $500 million from the World Bank within a fortnight," Tarin told reporters.
"We are also expected to get another $200 million from the Asian Development Bank during the second quarter of 2009."
The new loans will boost the country's foreign-exchange reserves, Tarin said.
Last week, the country received a $500-million loan from China, a senior government official had said Saturday.
By Haris Zamir and Islamabad Bureau, Dow Jones Newswires
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another paper transaction and we will be more doomed
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