Musharraf wants IMF help to tide over foreign debt

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - Pakistan's military ruler Gen. Pervez Musharraf speaks in an interview at Army House in Rawalpindi on Aug. 16. He said he hopes the International Monetary Fund would help Pakistan tide over its $30 billion foreign debt with additional aid.

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