While presiding over a high-level meeting in Islamabad to discuss the five-year economic blueprint for the nation’s growth, the premier gave these instructions.
A five-year economic strategy was given during the summit, with an emphasis on lowering inflation, addressing poverty, and creating jobs.
The prime minister declared that before to putting this plan into action, all relevant parties from various economic sectors have to be consulted.
He placed a strong emphasis on taking urgent action to advance technology, agriculture, livestock, foreign investment, and both small and large-scale companies.
Shehbaz Sharif expressed optimism that the country’s economy will stabilize and move toward development over the course of the next five years.
He declared that public funds would not be squandered and that the administration would cut back on expenditures.
According to the prime minister, innovation and modernization across a range of industries, particularly agriculture, would raise income and yield per acre. He said that state-owned businesses that are losing money will be sold off first.
After meeting with all relevant parties over the suggested steps for the growth of the economy, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif instructed the concerned officials to create a comprehensive strategy.
Measures pertaining to energy, agriculture, livestock, exports, small and medium-sized businesses, taxes, information technology, investment, and privatization were informed on at the conference.
