challenges of the Prime Minister of Pakistan are to stand in front of all the challenges of corruption, poverty, militancy, load-shedding, political dynamo, relations with India and of course the army and judiciary. Imran has to deal with them as well as against the current economic situation. Therefore, in order to fulfill promises made to the people before the election, they will have to face difficult troubles.
Imran took over as prime minister when the country's reserve dropped to $ 900 million. With this money, Pakistan can meet the demand for two months of import. The New York Times wrote that the difference between the import and export of the country stands at $ 800 billion An online report from Pakistan's English daily Dawn has said that one child of Pakistan is born with half million rupees of foreign debt. In such situations, there is no way except for Imran's foreign loan. In the election manifesto, Imran promised Pakistan to form 'Islam-based welfare state', through which poverty will be eliminated in the country. Imran's wife Bushra said in an interview to AFP on the occasion of Islam-based welfare state. Bushra said, His expectation is that Pakistan under Imran's leadership would be a well-deserved state like Medina. But this delicate situation of the economy will be an obstacle to fulfill the promise of Imran.