The economy is losing 190 billion rupees every day as a result of PTI protests, according to Federal Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb.

The impact of these protests has been documented in a report by the Ministry of Finance.

The country’s GDP is losing 144 billion rupees every day, according to the report, with further losses in the telecom and IT industries.

The loss of 26 billion rupees per day is also having a significant impact on exports. A daily loss of three billion rupees is the effect of the decline in foreign investment.

The federal government alone loses 190 billion rupees every day, and provincial losses are significantly greater, Minister Aurangzeb underlined.

The security arrangements in Islamabad, Rawalpindi, and Attock were reviewed by Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi through an aerial visit.

The interior minister was pleased with the security measures and also gave a review of the overall state of affairs on the Swabi-Patargarh motorway segment during the airborne tour.

Speaking on the occasion, Mohsin Naqvi stated that the government has taken all necessary steps to guarantee public order and protect people’s lives and property in accordance with the Supreme Court of Islamabad’s judgements.

He gave credit to the rangers and the FC’s officials and staff for their hard work.

According to Mohsin Naqvi, the government, law enforcement, and police are ready to tackle any scenario.

The successful arrival of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s first batch of SIDR honey in Malaysia is a major turning point for Pakistan’s honey sector.

The special investment facilitation council is helping to raise the profile of Pakistan’s agricultural exports internationally.

The Ministry of Commerce is dedicated to increasing Pakistan’s honey exports internationally, and the Pakistani high commission in Kuala Lumpur has been instrumental in fostering collaborations between Malaysian and Pakistani companies.