According to the World Bank, the program could provide a total of $1.35 billion, with $600 million for the federal government and $100 million allocated to Sindh. However, the release of these funds will be tied to achieving specific reform-oriented targets.
The Bank highlighted that the program focuses on improving the tax system, ensuring transparent financial governance, and making better use of digital data, all aimed at improving service delivery for citizens.
Furthermore, the program aligns with the IMF Extended Fund Facility, and additional resources are expected for health and education in Sindh.
These reforms are also designed to boost transparency and strengthen public trust in governance.
The World Bank emphasized that these measures will not only enhance financial stability but also set new standards for the delivery of public services in Pakistan.
