The prime minister forms a new committee to end the inter-ministerial dispute
Islamabad: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has set up yet another committee, this time to end an inter-ministerial row as neither the Planning Ministry nor the Finance Ministry is willing to take ownership of 100 provincial nature schemes at a cumulative cost of Rs 573 billion. The controversy arose days before the approval of the 2024-25 development budget by the National Economic Council, the constitutional body responsible for approving development schemes and including them in the national development agenda. Sources told The Express Tribune that Prime Minister Sharif formed the committee after the planning ministry thrice rejected a proposal by the
