New York: Minister for Information and Broadcasting Attaullah Tarar announced that the government’s prudent economic policies are successfully driving down inflation and stabilizing the prices of daily commodities. In a recent press conference, the minister provided updates on various economic measures and international partnerships aimed at bolstering Pakistan’s economic landscape.

According to Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Tarar highlighted the significant decline in the prices of petroleum products and edible items over the past few months, attributing these results to the government’s strategic reforms. He emphasized that these reforms are designed to foster economic growth and alleviate the financial burden on citizens.

Further detailing the government’s initiatives, Tarar revealed that the Chinese tech giant, Hawaii Company, is set to train three hundred thousand Pakistani students, enhancing the skill set within the country’s burgeoning workforce. Additionally, he mentioned that tech major Google has committed to increasing its investments in Pakistan, signaling strong confidence in the country’s economic direction.

On energy matters, the minister announced the formation of a task force to review agreements with Independent Power Producers (IPPs) to ensure more favorable terms for the nation.

Addressing foreign policy, Tarar reiterated Pakistan’s firm stance on the Middle East, condemning Israeli aggression against Lebanon and affirming the country’s commitment to the principles set forth by Quaid-i-Azam, which include not recognizing Israel.

These announcements reflect a multi-faceted approach to enhancing Pakistan’s economic and international standing, as the government continues to implement broad-ranging reforms and seek valuable foreign partnerships.