Pakistan's foreign debt and foreign exchange liabilities slightly declined by $159 million in the first three months of the ongoing fiscal, officials said. Total external foreign debt and liabilities squeezed to $35.675 billion by September 30, 2005 as against $35.834 billion in 2004-05. In its latest report on Pakistan's External Debt and Liabilities, the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) said Pakistan's total external debt declined to $33.918 billion by September 30, 2005 from $34.037 billion in June 2005, while foreign exchange liabilities amounted to $1.757 billion. The public and publicly guaranteed debt stood at $30.982 billion by September this year as against $31.084 billion on June 30, 2005. The private non-guaranteed debt amounted to $1.381 billion; debt owed to International Monetary Fund remained at $1.555b. The medium and long-term Paris Club debt was calculated at $12.76 billion by September this year, $15.465 billion foreign debt belonged to multilateral donor agencies, $1.264 billion Euro bonds/Saindak Bonds and rest foreign debt belonged to commercial loans, $137 million on military debt, etc. --more 1354 Local Time 1054 GMT