In FY2024–2025, the Finance Ministry intends to borrow Rs8,500 billion.

In order to finance its plans for the current fiscal year 2024–2025, the Finance Ministry has set aside Rs8,500 billion in borrowing.
Roughly 92% of the loan will come from domestic sources, with the remaining 8% coming from outside sources, according to the government.
There will be a 12-month issuance of T-bills, Ijara Sukuk, and Pakistan Investment Bonds to raise domestic cash. The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) would not provide any loans.
via the Women Inclusive Finance Program, $100 million will come from the Asian Development Bank (ADB), while $400 million will come from outside sources via the Climate and Disaster Resilience Program.
Under the Domestic Resources Mobilization Program, an additional $300 million will be acquired.