Pakistan Forms Cabinet Committee to Address Wheat Trade Issues
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif constituted a cabinet committee to address critical issues in wheat buying and selling across Pakistan during a federal cabinet meeting. The cabinet also approved recommendations for the Hajj Policy 2027-2030, mandating an accountability mechanism for the Ministry of Religious Affairs and private operators to protect pilgrims' rights. Additionally, the Capital Development Authority was tasked with developing low-cost housing in Islamabad’s Farash Town for residents of informal settlements. The cabinet approved departmental promotion examinations for Pakistan Customs officers through the Federal Public Service Commission. Separately, Prime Minister Sharif chaired a high-level review on housing sector reforms, emphasizing affordable housing, digitization, and vertical expansion to manage urban sprawl. He directed authorities to consult provincial governments on these measures. In diplomatic developments, Sharif met with Azerbaijan’s Justice Minister Farid Turab Oglu Ahmadov, reinforcing bilateral ties and discussing enhanced legal and judicial cooperation between the two nations. The meeting highlighted ongoing efforts to strengthen mutual legal assistance and capacity building within their judicial systems.
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