According to Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb, Pakistan is dedicated to implementing the IMF Program, and economic reforms are under progress as well as the simplification of corporate procedures.

Speaking at a function in Islamabad today, the finance minister stated that the economy is doing well, the current account deficit has drastically shrunk, and inflation has fallen to a 78-month low.

Pakistan has made tremendous strides in every sector of the economy over the past 14 months, he said, and now we must fortify the framework of economic stability.

According to him, the private sector plays a significant role in the economy, and the government would support it fully and provide policy guidance.

According to Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal, the foundations of a stable society are harmony, peace, tolerance, and respect for one another.

Speaking at an Islamabad symposium about the role of religion in fostering peace, the planning minister claimed that Islam taught a lesson in fraternity.

In society, he remarked, respect for one another is crucial.
According to Ahsan Iqbal, social stability and peace depend on each individual playing a part.

The Punjab government has made fitness certificates mandatory for all public and private vehicles in the province, a clear attempt to reduce the increasing levels of smog. Vehicle emissions are a major source of air pollution in the area, and this solution attempts to reduce them.

In order to ensure strict adherence to the new legislation, the Provincial Environment Protection Department (EPD) has issued orders to all pertinent authorities, including commissioners and secretaries of provincial ministries. The program demonstrates how dedicated the government is to resolving Punjab’s deteriorating environmental crisis in recent years.

The provincial government has established a deadline for car inspections in order to ease this transition; all vehicles must receive a fitness certificate by the 30th of the next month. Owners of vehicles are encouraged to finish inspections as soon as possible in order to avoid fines and support the larger initiative to enhance air quality.

Following a direction from the PTI, Shibli Faraz leaves the Judicial Commission.
The province-wide promotion of sustainable practices and the fight against environmental degradation are the goals of this effort. To guarantee compliance, authorities will carry out stringent inspections with the goal of lowering emissions and improving public health.