PM Shehbaz emphasizes need for modern reforms to drive economic growth in Pakistan

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif emphasized the need for Pakistan to update its governance system to achieve real economic growth. He led a meeting in Islamabad to assess federal ministries' performance, stating that relying on 70-year-old systems hinders progress.

The energy ministry presented how their reforms saved billions of rupees and reduced losses. Shehbaz commended Minister Awais Leghari and his team, urging other ministries to follow their example and seek expertise from global professionals.

To drive reforms, the PM established a committee to enhance all ministries by hiring skilled individuals and implementing new systems to enhance services, expedite decisions, and cut costs. The committee will explore technology integration for better outcomes.

Shehbaz highlighted Pakistan's potential, citing its natural resources and young population as strengths. He urged leveraging the skills of Pakistani professionals to streamline the government system.

On World Population Day, the PM outlined his vision for accessible healthcare and family planning, pledging to uphold citizens' rights and ensure dignity and support for life choices.

According to the source: Daily Times.