“Tarar Vows Justice for Qazi Faez Isa’s Vehicle Attack”
Islamabad-(Mudassar Iqbal)-Federal Minister for Information, Broadcasting, National Heritage and Culture Attaullah Tarar announced today that Pakistan’s economy has stabilized and is now growing, despite efforts by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf to create chaos. Addressing a press conference, Tarar stated that economic stability has started benefiting the common man, with decreased prices of wheat, flour, petroleum products, and reduced electricity tariffs.
Currently, all economic indicators are positive, and foreign exchange reserves have crossed $11 billion, with enhanced foreign remittances. Tarar attributed these milestones to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s tireless efforts. The Prime Minister will attend the Riyadh Summit on Palestine and COP 29 in Baku, Azerbaijan.
A United Arab Emirates delegation will visit Pakistan to discuss investment prospects, and due to the Prime Minister’s efforts, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, and Azerbaijan are investing in Pakistan. Tarar criticized Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s announcement to march towards Islamabad, calling it a tactic to create disorder.
He also lamented the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government’s misuse of power to suppress teachers’ rights and lack of development agenda, ignoring talented youth and sports stars. Tarar emphasized Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s focus on development and prosperity, contrasting with PTI’s anti-state agenda.
He assured justice for those who attacked Qazi Faez Isa’s vehicle and stated that PTI’s claims about Donald Trump’s victory in US elections are baseless. Tarar concluded that Pakistan enjoys a time-tested friendship with China, and the China Pakistan Economic Corridor is the country’s lifeline, with completion of its second phase set to enhance relations.
Additionally, Tarar celebrated Pakistan’s cricket team historic victory against Australia in a one-day international match in Adelaide, predicting a new era for Pakistan cricket with hard work and commitment. The next match in the series is scheduled for November 10, 2024
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