Exclusive from Islamabad – PM Imran Khan To Launch Beneficial Programs
PM Imran Khan to launch the excellent curriculum to help the fishermen under Kamyab Jawan Program. Speaking to the MoU signing event between the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and private banks, PM says, “the objective of this program is to upgrade the fisheries department”. Additionally, the banks provide loans to fishers on easy installments. Pakistan has excellent potency in tourism, agriculture as well in fishing. This is the main reason PM Imran Khan launched this empowerment program based on which Pakistan became more stable economically. Moreover, PM apologized that the previous government doesn’t pay attention to the welfare of the fisheries sector.
Reduction of Poverty Level in KPK – PM
Under the governance of Imran Khan, there is a vast difference in the poverty percentages in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, the UNDP report revealed. The rate of poverty has reduced from 2013-2018.” PM mentioned Because our government has improved people’s living standards, PTI secured about the two-thirds majority in the upcoming elections.
PM says also, four private banks intend to provide loans in easy installments to fishers. In this way that they can buy the latest fishing instruments. The instruments including boats, freezers to store fish, and other crucial equipment. These may help them in taking their business to the next level. Furthermore, the idea of PM Imran Khan to launch this empowerment scheme benefits the fishermen in achieving self-employment.
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Mr. Ali Haider Zaidi, Minister of Maritime Affairs, Chaudhary Fawad Hussain, Minister of information and Broadcasting, Usman Dar, SAPM were there. However, the senior managers of the National Bank of Pakistan, Punjab Bank, Habib Bank Limited, and Bank AL-Falah appeared at the event. The bank representatives and maritime affairs ministry signed the papers providing loans to the fisheries department.
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