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LAHORE: Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar said on Tuesday that inflation rate has declined during the last four months and all economic indicators are positive.

“Pakistan is now on the path of development under the leadership of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif,” Dar said, adding: “Prudent policies and reforms will help improve and strengthen the country’s economic conditions”.

Talking to media here on Tuesday, Ishaq Dar expressed the confidence that Pakistan would soon emerge as economic power in the region.

Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar appointed as Deputy Prime Minister of Pakistan

Dar, who is also foreign minister, said that Pakistan is strengthening its diplomatic relations with foreign countries.

Responding to a question, Dar said the PTI is a foreign-funded party and it wants to create chaos in the country for vested interests. The government will not allow anyone to play with the country’s Constitution, he said, adding:

“May 9 incidents are absolutely unacceptable and cases will be handled according to the Constitution and law.”

Regarding banning the PTI, he said the coalition partners will be taken on board in this regard.

“Whatever happens will be in accordance with the law and Constitution,” he said, adding: “It is not acceptable to see anybody working against the country’s interests.”

To another query, Dar said, “The PML-N was not interested in coming into the power, but the country would have been defaulted if we did not come into the power.”

Earlier, Ishaq Dar accompanied by provincial ministers performed “Ghusl” of the shrine of renowned Sufi Saint Hazrat Data Ganj Bakhsh Ali Hajwary (RA) with rose water.

With this ceremony, the 981st annual Urs celebrations of Hazrat Data Ganj Bakhsh Ali Hajwary (RA) started on Tuesday. Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar along with Provincial Ministers and officers offered prayers for the country’s development, peace and prosperity.

Copyright Business Recorder, 2024

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Arsalan Jul 17, 2024 06:23am
A country on the verge of default, n the govt's priority is to ban the biggest political party. efforts are being wasted on a point which has nothing to do with economy but who cares about default!
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KhanRA Jul 17, 2024 09:45am
Such a bad decision, borne out of our cultures deep belief that we can control other people.
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KU Jul 17, 2024 10:17am
History will remember these greedy statesmen as sole reason for destroyed Pakistan. This predicament was warned by British MP back in 1946.
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Aam Aadmi Jul 17, 2024 04:27pm
He is one of the most arrogant and impolite Parliamentarians. He destroyed economy as Finance Minister, he will destroy diplomacy during his stay as FM. He knows well none will believe in what he says
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