ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif will chair a meeting of the federal cabinet on Monday to review Pakistanโs economic and security situation, according to 24NewsHD TV.
The meeting will examine the countryโs economic challenges and assess government measures aimed at maintaining stability. Cabinet members will also review the broader economic situation and discuss possible steps to address emerging financial pressures.
**Cabinet to Review Economic Challenges**
According to sources, the cabinet will discuss measures designed to strengthen economic stability and improve economic management. Ministers are expected to review developments affecting the national economy and consider further policy actions.
Moreover, the meeting will cover other important economic matters requiring government attention. The cabinet may also assess progress on existing initiatives aimed at supporting economic growth and stability.
**Security Situation and Defence Pact on Agenda**
The cabinet will also review Pakistanโs security and law and order situation. Ministers are expected to assess recent developments and discuss measures to strengthen national security.
Meanwhile, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is expected to brief cabinet members on the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement signed by Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Tรผrkiye.
The prime minister will explain the key provisions of the agreement and discuss its regional importance. He is also expected to outline the pactโs potential implications for Pakistanโs security and foreign policy.
The agreement establishes a collective security framework among the three countries. It states that an armed attack against one member will be considered an attack against all three.
Furthermore, the pact seeks to strengthen defence cooperation and collective deterrence while promoting regional peace and stability.
The cabinet meeting is also expected to consider other significant government matters and national policy issues. Ministers will review developments requiring coordinated decisions and provide guidance on upcoming government actions.
