The business community in Rawalpindi has largely welcomed the federal budget 2026-27, while seeking clarity in some economic policies and measures to ease the cost of doing business.
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Minister of State for National Food Security and Research, Malik Rasheed Ahmed Khan, on Friday termed the federal budget a balanced and people-friendly document, saying it was prepared under extremely …
Chairman Consumers Association of Pakistan (CAP), Kaukab Iqbal has welcomed several positive measures announced in the Federal Budget 2026-27 aimed at promoting economic growth, industrial development, investment, exports, digital transformation, …
State Minister for Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony, Kesoo Mal Kheal Das on Friday welcomed the government’s announcement of tax relief for the salaried class.
Senior MQM leader Dr. Muhammad Farooq Sattar on Friday welcomed the government’s allocation for the Greater Karachi Bulk Water Supply Scheme (K-IV), saying it would help address the city’s long-standing …
Patients, pharmacists and healthcare stakeholders on Friday welcomed the government’s decision to abolish customs duty on raw materials used in the local production of cancer and other life-saving medicines, saying …
Experts on Friday lauded the allocation for environment in Federal Budget for 2026-27, terming it a fresh air for climate policies, particularly to boost up renewable energy sector, which they …
Federal Minister for Board of Investment Qaiser Ahmed Sheikh on Friday welcomed the federal budget, describing it as a comprehensive and people-friendly financial plan presented under difficult economic circumstances.
Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), Member National Assembly (MNA), Dr Shaista Khan Jadoon, on Friday praised the federal budget for FY2026-27, describing it as a balanced and people-centric financial plan prepared …
The federal government on Friday unveiled the Annual Plan 2026-27, setting a 4 percent GDP growth target and a Rs3.675 trillion national development outlay, while projecting a current account surplus …