Pakistan is facing a severe economic crisis as it struggles with high levels of external debt and a deteriorating security situation. The country has been pleading with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for financial assistance and has promised to implement reforms in exchange for funds. Inflation has reached a 48-year high, making it difficult for citizens to afford basic necessities. The government is under pressure to prevent national bankruptcy, with no other options for a bailout. The IMF visit is seen as crucial in addressing the economic crisis and determining the future of the country. As a result of the economic crisis, the country is also facing a shortage of basic necessities, including food. This has led to widespread concern among the citizens and the government is being questioned on its ability to turn the situation around. The government has promised to implement economic reforms and has requested assistance from the IMF in order to stabilize the economy.
