The meeting of the ruling coalition partners, presided over by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, decided not to allow the PTI to invade the federal capital by going beyond constitutional bounds and also issued a warning to the provincial governments of Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa not to act as “tools” of PTI leader Imran Khan in order to create “anarchy” throughout the nation.
The leaders of the allied parties gathered at the PM House under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to discuss the current political climate in light of Imran’s anticipated demand to march on Islamabad in the coming days.
The summit, according to a statement from the PM House, approved the future plan and addressed the overall political, economic, internal, and external circumstances of the nation.
Senator Ishaq Dar, the finance minister, gave a presentation to the group on the state of the economy, talks with the IMF in particular, and steps being taken to revive it. Dar informed the group that the prior administration’s four years of economic ruin had not resulted in any improvements.
He claimed that the PTI government has left the economy on the verge of collapse by amassing a historic debt of Rs20,000 billion in just four years.
He claimed that since last Monday, the rupee’s value has risen dramatically against the dollar, and he predicted that it would soon go below Rs200.
He claimed that during our previous time period, growth rate was 6.3% and inflation was 3%. He continued by saying that Pakistan’s economy will need stability and tight fiscal discipline.
The government’s coalition parties praised the finance minister’s performance and expressed confidence in his decisions.
