ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan has assembled a gathering of the Federal Cabinet on Tuesday to survey the political and monetary circumstance in the country.
The principle meeting of the government bureau will be held in the Prime Minister’s Office on Tuesday wherein the political and monetary circumstance of the nation will be audited while the 15-point plan of the bureau meeting has been delivered to the bureau individuals.
As per sources, visa strategy for worldwide NGOs will be introduced in the bureau meeting and a preparation on visa strategy for global NGOs will be given by the Interior Ministry.
The Cabinet meeting will introduce the report of the Committee on Sugar Sector Reforms and the Interior Ministry’s outline on changes in visa strategy for Afghanistan.
The Cabinet will introduce an outline of the philanthropic circumstance in Phase 2 of the third country clearing of Afghans and far off nationals to the Cabinet and the proposed instrument for alleviation work in Afghanistan for unfamiliar NGOs.
The bureau will choose to broaden the ideal opportunity for trade of old notes of Rs 10, 50, 100 and 1000 while endorsement of new air course understanding among Pakistan and Tajikistan is on the bureau plan.
Also, endorsement of the concurrence with Kazakhstan’s carrier SCAT is on the bureau plan, while the bureau will support the consideration of a code-dividing condition noticeable all around administration understanding among Pakistan and Iraq.
As per the plan of the gathering, a report will be introduced on the choice of the Cabinet with respect to industry and creation and endorsement will be given to move 33.50% working interest of Chinese oil organization China Zenivia and operatorship to Pakistan Petroleum Limited.
OGRA’s yearly report for the year 2019-20 will be introduced in the bureau at the gathering and endorsement of the Cabinet Committee on Institutional Reforms choices of November 24 has been remembered for the plan.
The endorsement of the December 2 choices of the Cabinet Committee on Energy and the approval of the December 10 choices of the Economic Co-appointment Committee have been added to the plan.
