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Govt to amend NAB laws, PM Imran Khan assures Pakistani businessmen in Tashkent
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Friday Jul 16, 2021
Huge challenge to bring in quality CEOs for state-owned enterprises due to fear of NAB, admits PM Imran Khan.
PM tells business community govt wants to remove impediments for businessmen.
NAB had earlier rejected Shaukat Tarin s statement that bureaucrats were afraid of doing their jobs due to fear of NAB.
TASHKENT: Prime Minister Imran Khan Thursday assured the Pakistani business community in Tashkent that his government was working on changing the National Accountability Bureau s (NAB) laws relating to bureaucrats and businessmen.
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The prime minister was speaking to the Pakistan-Uzbekistan Business Forum where he admitted government institutions were facing a shortage of competent chief executive officers (CEOs).
Agri Transformation Plan to enhance yield, reduce milk, meat prices: PM
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July 2, 2021
ISLAMABAD: Emphasising promotion of agriculture sector in Pakistan, Prime Minister Imran Khan Thursday acknowledged that Israel had made a barren land useful for agriculture by adopting technologically advanced methods.
Addressing the farmers’ convention here, he said, “Pakistan does not accept Israel due to the atrocities it commits against the Palestinians, but we acknowledge how it utilised technologically advanced methods to even make a barren land useful for agriculture. They scratched their heads and came up with a solution to turn even a desert into a fertile land.”
Terming food security the biggest challenge for Pakistan, the prime minister said 40 percent children were suffering from malnutrition. He noted that agriculture was a very important sector to save people from future problems.