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PM-led NEC meeting discusses investments and future plans
The 13-member committee's objective is to attain a 3.6% growth rate along with approval of a five-year plan
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NEC finally gets a shape before next week meeting
Chief ministers of all four provinces are also the constitutional members of the NEC
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NEC approves guidelines for PSDP allocations
Says special attention needed for underdeveloped districts
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Differences persist in NEC on transfer of projects
PM asks provinces to take over 68 projects costing Rs121b, stops spending on MPs’ schemes
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Five-year plan unveiling delayed
Lack of preparation, mandate concerns stall key initiatives
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President reconstitutes NEC
Article 156 of the Constitution invoked to effect the reconstitution of this 13-member council
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President Alvi approves summary to retain Shaukat Tarin as NEC member
Tarin will now be a member of the Advisory Council instead of the finance minister
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Unemployment jumps to 8.53% in second year of PTI govt
APCC proposes 2.3% GDP growth and 6.5% inflation target
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PTI govt to drop unapproved projects from PSDP
Move aimed at complying with law, ensuring better resource utilisation
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PTI govt sets 4% GDP growth target for next fiscal year
Council also approves national development outlay of Rs1.837tr for 2019-20
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Smaller provinces ignored as NEC reconstituted
Council to advise Centre, provinces over economic policies
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The capacity deficit
National Counter Terrorism Authority has declined responsibility for the compilation of the National Risk Assessment
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Amid boycott, NEC approves Rs1.030 trillion federal PSDP
Sindh, K-P and Balochistan CMs say PML-N govt lacks mandate to present full year’s budget
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PML-N targets 6.7% growth rate in 12th Five Year Plan
Will also look to bring down public debt to below 60% of GDP by 2023
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Govt expects current account deficit to slow down to $12.5 billion
Endorses 6.2% economic growth target, 6% inflation rate for next fiscal year
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Pakistan’s budget deficit widens to Rs796.3b
Amount is 2.2% of GDP; gap higher despite development spending being reduced by Rs152b
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Govt seeks approval for preparing 12th Five-Year Plan
Decision appears to be ill-timed as its tenure is due to end in next four months
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Govt releases Rs280b for development spending
Two-thirds of the amount given to four priority sectors, compromising other critical areas like water security
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Government slashes project spending by Rs50b
Govt releases Rs110.4b in first quarter, which is mere 13.8% of annual allocation
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Schools condemn ‘king’s rule’ by PM
The yearly fee raise is due to increasing taxes, utility bills and yearly increment in teachers' salaries



















