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Dar discusses ways to uplift agri sector with provincial ministers

byCT Report
19/06/2016
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ISLAMABAD: Federal Finance Minister Ishaq Dar, during a special meeting with all agriculture ministers of the four provinces, discussed ways to uplift the agriculture sector.

The finance minister was chairing a meeting to discuss the modalities for implementation of relief measures for agriculture sector announced in the budget 2016-17.

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Federal Minister for National Food Security and Research, provincial finance and agriculture ministers of Punjab and Sindh and senior officials of relevant ministries participated in the meeting.

It was decided that the subsidy on fertilisers would be provided through a joint federal and provincial package for farmers. The meeting also discussed other agriculture related measures and decided to continue close liaison and coordination for countrywide impact on the agriculture sector.

The finance minister stated that the government had given due priority to the agriculture sector in the budget. He hoped that the measures announced by the federal government will be complemented by the provincial governments with a view to ensure that the decline in agricultural growth is reversed and the sector achieves a healthy growth rate in accordance with its potential.

He referred to the decrease in fertiliser prices by the industry and stated that it was made possible after lengthy negotiations with the manufacturers. He urged the provincial governments to continue with a spirit of cooperation for the promotion of the vital agriculture sector.

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