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Govt will take all measures to facilitate farmers in budget: Haroon Akhtar

byM.B. Rana
19/04/2018
in Islamabad, Latest News, Slider News
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ISLAMABAD: Special Assistant to Prime Minister on Revenue and Federal Minister Haroon Akhtar Khan has said that the government will facilitate the farmers in coming budget. He also held a meeting with various stakeholders and associations working in the agriculture sector to discuss their proposals and recommendations for the upcoming budget.

Federal Minister for National Food Security & Research Sikandar Hayat Khan Bosan and a team of senior officers from his ministry also attended the meeting. Chairman Federal Board of Revenue Tariq Mahmood Pasha and senior officers of FBR were also present on the occasion.

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Various proposals and recommendations were discussed for boosting the agriculture sector, as well as measures for facilitating the farmers and strengthening the domestic rural economy. Haroon Akhtar Khan said the agriculture sector was the backbone of the national economy. Strengthening agriculture and its allied sectors had been a key priority of the government which was committed to protecting the rights of the farmers and ensuring them better returns and prices on their farm yields.

“The government is keen to continue extending and improving various subsidies and incentives already given to the farmers and proposals and recommendations in this regard would be sincerely considered and examined to make them part of the upcoming budget,” he added.

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