The International Monetary Fund has imposed 11 fresh structural conditions on Pakistan under its ongoing $7-billion Extended Fund Facility (EFF), raising the total compliance requirements to 64 over 18 months, according to the Fund’s staff-level report for the second review released on Thursday.

The new directives focus on tackling corruption, strengthening governance, reforming the Federal Board of Revenue, and addressing elite capture in sectors such as sugar. A key requirement mandates the “mandatory public disclosure of asset declarations of all high-level federal civil servants on an official government website by December 2026.”

The IMF says the move is intended to identify unexplained wealth and detect gaps between declared income and actual assets. The government plans to extend

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