ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan on Wednesday said the FBR had collected landmarks throughout Pakistan, promising to spend more money on poor people.
Faced with the task of exporting profits here, Prime Minister Imran Khan said Pakistan was a big dream come true and needed to become the right country for the Islamic State aid. "We needed to make Pakistan stand by the standards of the Province of Madina. A country that deviates from its philosophy will never succeed, and our philosophy was a philosophy of the Medina Empire that had two important issues: one was humanity and the difference. Equality. "Non-Muslim countries adhere to the standards of the Medina State," he noted.
In any case, he lamented that the deviation from this philosophy had caused the nation to face a few difficulties regarding daily human prosperity. The world leader said that after the glorious teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (Peace) focusing on human rights is a good path for the country to take.
Regarding the expulsion of the Rehmat-ul-Alamin Authority, the head of state said their motivation was to inform our youth of the message of the Holy Prophet.
Prime Minister Imran applauded the launch of the FBR and said, "Apart from following Pakistan's history, we have collected many tests and for that reason, I have announced a reduction in the last few days, while there has been an increase in the country.
Speaking about the uninspired program, he said the program was initially launched in some areas and now the program is being rolled out across the country. He liked the efforts of Dr. Amjad, coordinator of the program, also said he understood the motive for life that Allah rewards him more than he helps individuals in this world.
Commenting on the program, he said that 4.5 million of our families were poor. Through this program, people living in metropolitan areas will be given a pre-interest rate of Rs500,000 and R300,000 for those living in the provinces, although R2 million will be given to residents who need to build their own houses.
The head of state said that one member of the family would be given specialized education to acquire skills and to purchase. He said, "So far we have donated Rs2.5 billion without interest to the people, we will continue to provide billions of rupees, and it will be expanded, and the main goal is for the people to take care of themselves."
Referring to the development, the head of state said that the former banks did not lend to the poor and that only the rich could build houses, as a result of which the country was overcrowded. He said, "About 40% of Karachi has become more and more ghettos in each city, so we have secured banking support and currently the leading class living in a rented house will be home and pay portions."
PM Imran reiterated the importance of health care and said the drive made him happy as it could fix any unfortunate citizen of the country. The leader of the country said, "We have embarked on the path that A llama Iqbal thought, and this is the path of Pakistan's importance."
Head of state Imran Khan on Wednesday said the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) had successfully cut its February-cent target of Rs441 billion, set a strong 28.5 percent development rate, empowering the public to finance fuel, diesel, and energy and reduce personal offenses.
The top world leader in a message on his Twitter account said, "FBR successfully reduced revenues in February of R441 billion, sending an impressive 28.5 percent improvement throughout 30% north development. we can finance fuel, diesel, and energy and reduce our relatives ".
Independently, Prime Minister Imran Khan said access to human life and property was a huge need for government officials, adding that the delivery of an all-inclusive national hotline would be one way to end the crisis for vulnerable people. Emergencies.
He made the remarks while chairing a meeting of auditors on the Pakistan Emergency Helpline (PE HEL) - 911. Earlier, the Prime Minister was informed that all 36 disaster risk management plans such as fire brigades, police, health services, disaster recovery. And traffic police, etc. will be integrated into Pakistan Emergency Helpline (PE HEL) - 911.
A person who does not have money should only call 911 and the telecommunications community will forward their call to an active government office. As part of the Digital Pakistan Initiative, this initiative is a joint effort of the Department of Information Technology and Communications and the Department of Internal Affairs.
The Public Telecommunication Corporation (NTC) and the National Information Technology Board (NI TB) of the Department of IT will provide specialized support and backlinks to streamline the process, although the Department of Home Affairs is responsible for coordinating separate disasters risk management in government and local areas. Levels.
The head of state has linked all concerned professionals to the best of their ability to verify the functions of the emergency call with the first attempt and send it before it is sent during the blessed month of Ramadan.
The rally was attended by SA PM political communications Dr. Shehbaz Gill, Chairman of the National Telecommunication Corporation (NTC) Engr Miraj Gul, ED National Information Technology Board (NI TB) Syed Hussnain Abbas Kazmi, and other senior officials involved.
Secretaries Boss Punjab, Sindh, KP, Balochistan, GB, and AJK joined the circle via video link. Earlier, in a tweet, the top minister said he would work with citizens as Nadra expanded its efforts by opening 88 new registration centers to commemorate tehsils where there was no center before. Spread of new unconfirmed focus: Balochistan 13, Sindh 23, KPK 16, GB 11, Punjab 11, AJK 12, and 1 each in Islamabad and Rawalpindi.
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