The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has imposed 11 strict new conditions for Pakistan to access its loans, aimed at tackling corruption risks, curbing elite control of the sugar sector, and revealing the real costs tied to foreign remittances.

Out of the 11 conditions, three are related to tax reforms, asset declarations of government officials, and private-sector participation in the energy sector — all of which Pakistan must fulfil by the end of December.

The IMF on Thursday released its staff-level report for the second review of the $7 billion bailout package, outlining the new conditions. With the fresh additions, the total number of requirements has risen to 64 in just a year and a half.

What are the conditions?

Here are the conditions mentioned in the report, along with the ti

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