Pakistan Finance Minister's US Exim talks covered financing for Boeing aircraft, adviser says

By Reuters News

ISLAMABAD, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Pakistan's Finance Minister discussed potential US Export-Import Bank financing for Boeing aircraft for privatised PIA PIAHa.PSX, refinery upgrades and Reko Diq, a copper and gold mining project in southwestern Balochistan, his adviser Khurram Schehzad said in a post on X on Sunday.

Schehzad said the government was helping PIA access financing and suppliers, but was not buying aircraft and had announced no sovereign guarantee or taxpayer-funded loan. US EXIM could secure financing against the aircraft and assess the airline or lessee's creditworthiness, he said, so a sovereign guarantee was not automatic.

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