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PM announces Rs341 billion relief package for farmers

byCustoms Today Report
16/09/2015
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ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has announced a massive relief package of Rs341 billion for the farmers to revive the agriculture sector.

Under the package, a direct benefit of Rs147 billion will be given to small farmers across the country, whereas an additional loan of Rs194 billion will be available to the agriculture sector.

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Sharif, addressing a farmers’ convention at the Jinnah Convention Centre, said that the government had decided to provide a cash support of Rs5,000 with immediate effect to the growers of cotton and rice as a direct relief.

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