The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has urged Pakistan to invest ____ percent of its GDP annually in climate resilience and adaptation reforms to prepare for recurring extreme weather events.

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1. As per International Monetary Fund (IMF) report 2018,Pakistan ranked ______ amongst countries facing water shortages?

   A. 15th
   B. 20th
   C. 3rd
   D. 18th

   Submitted by: Kashif Ashraf

2. Pakistan received second tranche of $454 million from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on _______?

   A. 19 December 2019
   B. 23 December 2019
   C. 26 December 2019
   D. 27 December 2019

   Submitted by: Hafeez Alam Saila

   Submitted by: Name

   The government on Thursday, 26 December 2019 received second tranche of $454 million from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

3. The Climate Ministry of Pakistan revealed that the country had faced ________ extreme events in the last two decades.

   A. 152 
   B. 150
   C. 200
   D. None of These

   Submitted by: Umar Shahid

4. The Global Climate Risk Index has placed Pakistan on the _______ spot on the list of countries most vulnerable to climate change in its annual report for 2020, which was released by the think-tank Germanwatch.

   A. 5th
   B. 4th
   C. 3rd
   B. 2nd

   Submitted by: Hafeez Alam Saila

5. By which year Pakistan has pledged to the world, in a conference hosted by US that the country will shift to 60 percent clean energy and 30 percent of its overall vehicular fleet to electric energy.

   A. 2030
   B. 2025
   C. 2060
   D. None of these

   Submitted by: Muhammad Haroon Khetran

6. CLSA Ltd has decided to invest back in Pakistan. CLSA exited Pakistan in ________ due to “considerable instability” at that time?

   A. 1990
   B. 1995
   C. 2001
   D. 2011

   Submitted by: Kashif Ashraf

7. The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has halved the cash-carrying limits on foreign currency for international travel to ________ annually?

   A. $20000
   B. $30000
   C. $40000
   D. $50000

   Submitted by: Asim E. Mahar

8. Government of Pakistan has refused to accept IMF conditions for bailout package.Which was the toughest condition that Pakistan refused to accept?

   A. Demand to increase General Sales Tax to 18 percent.
   B. increase in interest rate more than 1 percent.
   C. To make SBP, OGRA and NEPRA as independent.
   D. crackdown against tax evaders and slash line losses of the electricity.
   E. All of the above

   Submitted by: Kashif Ashraf

9. What did IMF Pakistan chief Nathan Porter mention in his statement regarding Pakistan’s political situation?

   A. The need for international intervention in domestic affairs
   B. Support for the government’s actions in line with the Constitution
   C. Concerns about the country’s economic stability
   D. A call for political dialogue and reconciliation

   Submitted by: Areesha Khan

10. According to state bank of Pakistan , How much million dollars received by Pakistan as IMF second tranche?

    A. $705.6 million
    B. $825.5 million
    C. $765.5 million
    D. $555.5 million

    Submitted by: Farzal Ali khan