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PM hails approval of budget in National Assembly

PM hails approval of budget in National Assembly

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ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif on Friday hailed the approval of the budget 2024-25 in the National Assembly, praising the tireless efforts of Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb and his team for preparing a pro-people budget that prioritizes welfare of common man and promises to steer the country towards economic prosperity.

Talking to the finance minister in the National Assembly, the prime minister expressed his satisfaction over the active participation of all the treasury and opposition members in the budget session.

He also appreciated the efforts of the officers from ministries of finance, planning, other relevant ministries and Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) in preparation of the budget.

The government, he said tried its best to utilize all possible resources to provide maximum relief to the common man.

He said the government provided relief to the salaried class, pensioners and workers.

The prime minister highlighted that a special attention was given in the budget to various important sectors such as health, education, agriculture and information technology.

He said the elite class and the tax defaulters would be brought to the tax net.

It is not possible that the poor pay the taxes and the elites enjoy tax exemptions, he said.

Expressing satisfaction over the economic situation, the prime minister said the country’s economy had now been put on the right path and that Pakistan’s journey of prosperity had begun now.

He said due to the business friendly policies of the government, the trust of the investors had been restored on the government.

He said the government was taking steps to bring reforms in the government departments and privatize the loss making State Owned Entities on priority.

 

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