Pakistan’s Govt Debt Surges 340% in a Decade to Rs. 86.7 Trillion
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Pakistan's government debt has surged by 340 percent over the last ten years, reaching Rs. 86.7 trillion by June 2026, according to a Ministry of Finance report. This dramatic increase saw the total debt grow from Rs. 19.7 trillion in June 2016 to the current amount.
The total debt in June 2026 was divided into Rs. 59.4 trillion of domestic government debt and Rs. 27.3 trillion in external government debt. In contrast, domestic debt amounted to Rs. 13.6 trillion and external debt to Rs. 6.1 trillion in June 2016.
Debt levels climbed to Rs. 21.4 trillion by June 2017 and further increased to Rs. 24.9 trillion by June 2018. By June 2019, the total government debt had surged to Rs. 32.7 trillion, and by June 2020, it had reached Rs. 36.4 trillion.
The Ministry of Finance's report indicates that government debt continued to rise, reaching Rs. 39.9 trillion by June 2021.
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