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PM Imran Khan for providing all possible incentives in budget 2020-21

byCT Report
02/06/2020
in Breaking News, Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan directed the authorities to provide all possible incentives in budget 2020/2021 to industry for job creations and moving the wheels of the economy.

The prime minister chaired a meeting to discuss the objectives and considerations for the forthcoming budget 2020/2021.

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The meeting was attended by Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi, Minister for Industries and Production Muhammad Hammad Azhar, Planning Minister Asad Umar, Finance Adviser Dr. Abdul Hafeez Sheikh, Adviser Commerce Abdur Razzaq Dawood, Adviser Institutional Reform Dr. Ishrat Hussain and senior officials.

Discussing priorities for the forthcoming budget, the prime minister said that every effort should be made to provide all possible incentives to the industry, create jobs for the youth and moving the wheels of economy.

The prime minister stated that the corona pandemic has severely affected upward trajectory of economy towards stabilization and strengthening.

He said that the government, despite its financial constraints, provided unprecedented stimulus economic package to support businesses and industry and to minimize the impact of corona.

He said that the most affected sectors be identified so as to provide those with maximum possible support in the forthcoming budget.

The prime minister directed that the process of cutting unnecessary government expenditure should be expedited at all levels including the federal government as well as provincial governments.

Prime Minister Imran Khan stressed upon the need for reviewing the existing system of provision of subsidies to make them target-oriented and ensuring their optimum utilization.

He said that the present situation calls for expediting reform process in critical sectors so as to reduce burden on national exchequer and provide relief to the masses.

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