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Imran unveils party manifesto, vows to make Pakistan an Islamic welfare state

Published on: July 9, 2018 6:23 PM

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tahreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan unveiled party manifesto for general election 2018 on Monday.

While addressing a ceremony in Islamabad, PTI chairman said that the next government will face acute economic challenges.

He said in his speech that PTI’s mission is to make Pakistan an Islamic welfare state following the principles that made the foundation of madina where  prompt justice will be served to the people.

Stressing the main issues of the country, he said that unemployment is the foremost challenge to Pakistan. PTI will focus on creating jobs and how the agriculture be used for revenue, he said.

’ If PTI given chance to form government , it will offer business incentives to create jobs to lead the country on the track of prosperity ’he said ,adding that PTI government will create one crore jobs and five million homes during our tenure in government.

“Letting you know of main points of our manifesto. First is low-cost housing schemes. We will build 50,00,000 houses for the poor. This is going to be like our Billion Tree Tsunami,” the PTI chief told the media. Imran said that his party had held meetings with builders and was well aware of how the project will help the party in creating jobs.

“Small and medium enterprises (SME) are like the backbone of the country. We will facilitate young entrepreneurs by reducing the cost of doing business, which is currently the reason of red-tapism by Pakistani government sector,” noted Imran.

While discussing the policy for agriculture sector, he stressed that the poor farmers will be facilitated.Special warehouses will be introduced to replace ‘mandi’.Imran said

“Most importantly PTI government will curb corruption because it ruins the economy; we will empower NAB, SECP, FIA to curb corruption. Once that is done, only then we can spend on human development,” Imran said.

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