Deputy Prime Minister meets Jamaat-e-Islami delegation on fuel relief
On Tuesday, Deputy Prime Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar held talks with a Jamaat-e-Islami group in Islamabad regarding petroleum costs and aid for the public.
Government and party hold talks
Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar held a follow-up meeting with Jamaat-e-Islami led by Liaquat Baloch. The two sides discussed measures to provide relief for consumers, especially low-income households. A news release from the DPM's Office stated that discussions were constructive. Both parties agreed on addressing public concerns through continued cooperation.
Officials attend the meeting
Adviser Rana Sanaullah and Special Assistant Tariq Bajwa attended the session in Islamabad. The Petroleum Division and Finance Division sent their special and additional secretaries to the room. JI members Syed Firasat Shah, Nasrullah Randhawa and Inayatullah Khan were also present. The government reiterated its focus on supporting ordinary households amid economic challenges.
Consultations continue for relief
The DPM welcomed the positive spirit of this engagement with the political party. Officials plan to explore further measures to ease the financial burden on families. The meeting took place while the government faces prevailing economic difficulties in the country.
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- Associated Press of Pakistan
- Business Recorder
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