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ECC approves Rs24.26b fertilizer subsidy, enhance support prices to Rs2200 per mund

byCT Report
18/03/2022
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ISLAMABAD: The Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) of the Cabinet approved Rs24.26 billion subsidy on fertilizer for Kharif Crops 2022 and also enhanced Minimum Support Price (MSP) of Wheat Crop 2021-22 from Rs.1,950/40 Kg to Rs2,200/ 40 kilogram.

The meeting was chaired by Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue, Shaukat Tarin while among others it was attended by Federal Minister for National Food Security & Research (NFS&R), Syed Fakhar Imam, Minister of Energy Hammad Azhar, Adviser to the Prime Minister on Commerce and Investment, Abdul Razak Dawood, Governor SBP, Federal Secretaries and other senior officers.

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The subsidy disbursements would be made billion through provinces using their existing mechanism on sharing basis (50:50) for Phosphatic Fertilizers along with direction to strengthen the tracking system. Federal government share will be Rs 12.13 billion, the statement added.

The committee also approved extension in date for subsidy disbursement to farmers to June 30, 2022.

The summary for extension in date for subsidy disbursement to the farmers on Kharif crop during 2021 on fertilizer (DAP), cotton Seed and Whitefly related pesticides, under Prime Minister’s package for agriculture in 2020-21 was presented by Ministry of NFS&R.

The Federal government has already released Rs. 3.890 billion to the Sindh province and Rs. 0.541 billion to the Baluchistan for the subject scheme, the statement added.

The ECC approved wheat procurement target of Sindh to the level of 1.40 MMT, along with Cash Credit Limit (CCL) of Rs77.00 billion and target of Baluchistan to the level of Rs. 0.10 MMT along with CCL for the amount Rs6.20 billion.

The ECC approved the revision of Minimum Support Price (MSP) of Wheat Crop 2021-22 from Rs. 1,950/40 Kg to Rs. 2,200/Kg.

Wheat procurement target for Punjab to the tune of 4.00 MMT with Cash Credit Limit of Rs. 220.00 Billion. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa was allowed to procure 0.20 MMT from Punjab Food Department with their own financial arrangements.

Cash Credit Limit (CCL) of PASSCO was also revised from Rs. 65.00 Billion to the level of Rs. 72.50 Billion @ Rs. 2,200/40 Kg for procurement of 1.20 MMT of Wheat.

ECC also approved Supplementary Grant of Rs. 50 Billion to Power Division and Rs. 4.5 billion in favour of Ministry of Commerce for Export Development Fund (EDF).

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