The Prime Minister of Sind Sayyid Murad Ali Shah started budget meetings to end the development proposals and allocate them in the province for the next fiscal year, and a austerity campaign was launched to preserve funds for development initiatives, as mentioned before dawn.
The provincial government will end the proposals for the next budget for the next fiscal year. The federal government will unveil the budget of the fiscal year 2025-26 on June 2.
In two separate meetings in the CM House of the Finance and development and development departments today, the Prime Minister ended the annual development program (ADP), stressing that priority must be given to rehabilitate the infrastructure affected by floods in the next budget. He also stressed the need to reduce non -development expenses while increasing allocations for development projects.
He also ordered the inclusion of ducts of the duct and water lining in the new development plans, and highlighted the importance of agricultural growth by calling for plans that focus on improving agricultural and productive production. “It is time to pay special attention to the agricultural sector,” he said.
Murad repeated the government’s continuous commitment to the health sector, while emphasizing the need to strengthen health care facilities throughout the province. Regarding the education sector, he stressed the urgency of the promotion of primary schools to the primary level, and to give the focus of public and informal education systems. He also directed to provide multiple plans for technical and higher education, and called for projects that enhance sports and health activities for youth.
He also called on the Prime Minister to introduce new plans to expand ADP and emphasized the importance of financial wisdom. He called for measures to save costs to ensure that savings are redirect towards development activities.
The main projects that have been identified for accelerated financing in the new fiscal year include the K-IV water supply project, and Shahra-Poto High, a highway of 38.75 km aimed at improving urban conductivity and reducing congestion, and continuous transport plans in Karachi.
The Prime Minister confirmed the reduction of non -development expenditures with the increase in development projects. He highlighted the government’s efforts to enhance financial resources and expressed optimism that regional tax collection agencies will achieve their goals.
One day before, CM Shah announced that water and sanitation supply plans will be included in the province’s AdP as part of the boycott budget for the fiscal year 2025-26.
And the opinion of a high -level meeting at CM House, he said that many development plans focusing on water supplies, sanitation, solar energy, industrial and agricultural development will be included in ADP. He also emphasized that rebuilding schools affected by floods will be a top priority in the upcoming height plan.
Shedding light on the scale of the development program for this year, the Prime Minister recalled that the ADP is worth 493 billion rupees, with 55 billion rupees specialized under the ADP region. He added that there were 4,644 planning planners in progress during the current fiscal year, and it was expected that 1812 of them were expected to be completed by the end of June 2025.
Prime Minister Shaybaz Sharif said earlier that the government’s priority in the next budget is to provide relief to the average man, saying that comprehensive resources will be used to reduce the financial difficulties of the poor and the middle class.
He chaired a meeting on the preparation of the federal budget 2025-26, the Prime Minister ordered that the next budget should be prepared with a focus on the sustainable growth moved by export and considering projects to enhance industries and increase production.
He added: “The budget must also focus widely on creating jobs, agriculture, information technology, small and medium enterprises and the housing sector.”
The Prime Minister said that the government and the private sector should work together for development and prosperity. He said that automation and digitization were promoted to bring transparency to the government system and facilitate the business community and investors.
