Minister seeks proposals for development schemes

Minister stated that all submitted schemes would be promptly assessed from technical and financial perspectives


Our Correspondent July 11, 2025 Less than a minute read
Nasir Hussain Shah. PHOTO: File

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KARACHI:

Sindh Minister for Planning and Development Syed Nasir Hussain Shah, chairing a meeting, directed all members of the provincial assembly to submit their proposals for development schemes by Friday evening.

He emphasised that no scheme should exceed the cost of Rs500 million, and preferably, schemes should be within Rs300 million to ensure swift execution.

The minister stated that all submitted schemes would be promptly assessed from technical and financial perspectives and forwarded to the concerned authorities for approval.

He further said that the Sindh government has prioritised public welfare projects. In line with this vision, all relevant departments are actively engaged, and the timely participation of MPAs is crucial to achieving the province's development goals.

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