World Bank says it mobilised $3.2bn in private capital for Pakistan since 2022
The bank cites Dasu hydropower and the Punjab Green Development Program. The $3.2 billion is private money its loans and guarantees helped attract, not a total of its lending to Pakistan.
The World Bank Group says it has mobilised nearly $3.2 billion in private capital for Pakistan since 2022.
Globally, the group reports a record $112 billion mobilised in fiscal year 2026, up from $35 billion in fiscal year 2022.
Dasu Hydropower Project: a $588 million IDA credit and a $460 million guarantee helped draw $338.5 million from international lenders and Rs144 billion from domestic banks.
Punjab Green Development Program: a $200 million IDA credit supported $102.7 million of green investment and about 1,600 jobs.
The $3.2 billion is private money mobilised by the bank, not a total of its loans to Pakistan, and the sources give no such total.