Advertisement
Categories: NewsPakistanPolitics

Government Aims for Maximum Public Relief in Upcoming Budget: Rana Sanaullah

Advertisement

Special Assistant to the Prime Minister, Rana Sanaullah, stated in a recent media interview that the government is making every effort to provide relief to the common man through the upcoming budget. He noted that due to ongoing security and war-related situations, a larger relief package could not be announced.

Sanaullah also highlighted the global economic difficulties but emphasized that Pakistan avoided default under the current government’s leadership. The economic team remains engaged in negotiations on various matters while public relief efforts continue.

Regarding terrorism, Sanaullah warned against Afghanistan becoming a tool of India and urged securing its borders to prevent cross-border movement which he believes is a major cause of recent terrorist incidents. He stressed unity against terrorism and praised the Pakistani armed forces for their brave and professional combat against terrorist elements.

In terms of foreign affairs, Sanaullah affirmed Pakistan’s support for the Palestinian people and expressed hope that any agreement recognizing Palestine would be supported by Pakistan if accepted by the Palestinian leadership.

Advertisement
News Desk

Recent Posts

G7 Leaders Optimistic About Peace After Trump-Zelenskiy Meeting

US President Donald Trump stated during his meeting with Russian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy that Russia…

3 hours ago

Senate Rejects Trump’s Iran War Powers Resolution Narrowly

Washington - The Senate narrowly rejected a war powers resolution on Iran, as President Trump…

5 hours ago

Five-Year-Old Dies After Falling Into Open Manhole in Lahore

Five-year-old Muhammad Hussain died on Tuesday after falling into an open manhole in Lahore's Sundar…

6 hours ago

Russian Artist Semyon Skrepetsky Shot Dead in Poland, Sparks Questions Over Political Role

Russian artist Semyon Skrepetsky, known by his artistic name Robert Kuzovkov, was shot dead in…

7 hours ago

Zidane Iqbal Breaks Barrier as First Pakistani Player in FIFA World Cup

Zidane Iqbal, a 23-year-old midfielder from Manchester United's academy and FC Utrecht, is set to…

7 hours ago

Pakistan Weather: Rain and Thunderstorms Expected Nationwide

Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) forecasts dust-laden winds and light rainfall in Karachi and surrounding areas…

9 hours ago