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ISLAMABAD:The Senate Standing Committee on Planning, Development and Reforms on Monday sought full details of the Rs600 billion development package for Southern Balochist
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schuhe jordan g.A meeting of the Senate standing committee was held under the chairmanship of Senator Agha Shahzeb Durrani. The meeting was attended by senior officials of the Ministry of Planning, Water Resources and others.During the meeting, the planning ministry officials said that there are development projects worth Rs601 billion under the Southern Balochistan Development Package.The committee chairman asked ldquo what are the development projects worth Rs600 billion rdquo ldquo We know that a development package of Rs600 billion has been given for Southern Balochistan. rdquo The officials failed to give a briefing on the development projects, to which the chairman of the committee said, quot Give us the briefing you have given Mlhl Govt to offer interest-free loans for establishing 5,000 E-Working Centers IT minister
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