Karachi (Commerce Desk) — As a result of effective fiscal measures, Pakistan is making significant progress toward economic stability through financial discipline.
According to Adviser to the Finance Minister Khurram Shahzad, Pakistan has so far repaid approximately Rs5,920 billion in debt ahead of schedule, bringing the total volume of early debt repayments close to Rs6 trillion.
The Finance Adviser said that Pakistan also surpassed its previous record of Rs1,133 billion in early debt repayments in August 2025. During the fiscal year 2025-26, a total of Rs2,900 billion in debt has so far been repaid ahead of schedule.
According to Khurram Shahzad, a further Rs1,200 billion in debt has already been repaid ahead of schedule during the fiscal year 2026-27. These repayments will reduce the overall debt and also ease the pressure of servicing large debts in the coming years.
The Finance Adviser said that Pakistan’s debt management system is no longer limited to conventional repayments but is moving toward further strengthening the government’s fiscal position.