Finance Minister vows to stabilize prices and protect vulnerable households as part of the government’s economic recovery strategy. The assurance comes amid rising inflation and public concerns about affordability.
Speaking at a press conference, the minister outlined measures to control inflation and provide targeted relief. He said the government is committed to ensuring essential goods remain within reach of ordinary citizens.
The minister noted that rising global commodity prices have put additional pressure on the domestic economy. However, he stressed that Pakistan is working on policies to cushion the impact. Subsidies on key food items and energy support programs are among the steps being considered.
Finance Minister vows to stabilize prices and protect vulnerable households by strengthening safety nets. He highlighted plans to expand cash assistance programs and improve subsidy distribution systems. The goal, he said, is to ensure help reaches those who need it most.
The minister also mentioned efforts to increase coordination between federal and provincial authorities. He added that monitoring systems will be enhanced to curb hoarding and price manipulation in local markets.
International partners have been briefed on Pakistan’s strategy to balance economic stability with social protection. The government is seeking technical and financial support to strengthen long-term reforms while addressing immediate challenges.
Finance Minister vows to stabilize prices and protect vulnerable households through a mix of fiscal discipline and social welfare. He reaffirmed that economic recovery would not come at the expense of marginalized communities.
Experts believe the government faces a tough task but welcomed the commitment to shield low-income groups. They caution, however, that sustained reforms and strict enforcement will be essential for lasting stability.
The government has pledged to review policies regularly and adjust relief efforts based on changing needs. Officials remain hopeful that combined measures will ease pressure on households and restore public confidence.
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