Pakistan gets $1.7bn foreign assistance in two months
Pakistan Today reported the inflow but did not specify the period, donors or breakdown.
Pakistan received $1.7 billion in foreign assistance during a two-month period, Pakistan Today reported on Tuesday.
The report, carried by the newspaper's Profit section, did not specify which two months the figure covered, nor did it identify the donors or the split between loans and grants.
The headline and standfirst were the only details available; the full article was not accessible. Skardu Times has asked Pakistan Today for the underlying data.
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