Govt to give Rs 56bln subsidy on interest-free loans of Rs 407bln: Farrukh

Farrukh appeals to ECP to take action against turn coats
Farrukh appeals to ECP to take action against turn coats

ISLAMABAD, Mar 2 (APP): Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting Farrukh Habib on Wednesday said the government, under its flagship initiative of the Kamyab Pakistan Programme, would disburse interest-free loans worth Rs 407 billion among youth, women and farmers in the next two years.


Farrukh, in a series of tweets, said the government would give subsidy of Rs 56 billion on such loans that were aimed at enabling the people to build homes and start their own businesses.


Prime Minister Imran Khan, he said, was scheduled to launch the loan disbursement scheme on Wednesday (today), under the Kamyab Pakistan Programme in line with his vision of poverty alleviation.


People with meager resources, the minister said, would get loans amounting to Rs 500,000 to start their own businesses, and upto Rs 2.7 million for house building through micro-finance institutions including Akhuwat Foundation.

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