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Govt announces to introduce PSDP Plus programme

byCT Report
16/12/2019
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ISLAMABAD: The federal government has announced to introduce ‘PSDP [Private Sector Development Programme] Plus’ plan over the directives of Prime Minister Imran Khan.
According to media, the federal government has taken a decision on principle for increasing the volume of the private sector in the development process of the country to expedite efforts for achieving social and economic targets by ending the shortage of funds in completion of the government projects.
Following the decision, the federation announced to introduce ‘PSDP Plus’ project as the premier has forwarded the draft plan to the concerned ministries for reviewing the programme.
Under the PSDP Plus programme, the authorities will start its implementation on different projects underway across the country besides encouraging private sectors to take part in the government-run development projects. The newly-launched programme would expedite the pace of financial and economic process in the development projects and also assist the government for ending the shortage of funds through a public-private partnership.
After the successful implementation of the programme, the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) will be increased up to 6.7 per cent in the result of the development expenditures.
The federal authorities have marked 53 major projects from different sectors to be run under the PSDP Plus which include maritime affairs, aviation, logistics, energy, tourism, information technology (IT), real state, infrastructure and social sectors. The cost of the projects is estimated at around Rs5.5 trillion which would be completed in the next three years.
The PSDP Plus initiative will also cut the volume of financial allocations from the federal government for completing the pending development projects.
Sources said that the concerned authorities will amend regulations and law which is likely to gain investment of Rs3.1 trillion for its implementation besides generating an annual income of Rs1.1 trillion and Rs91 billion collectively in term of non-tax revenue and taxes respectively.

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