By Prime Minister Imran Khan will address the country today evening (Monday) to bring it into confidence over global and economic difficulties in the wake of the Ukraine crisis, says Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Fawad Chaudhry.
Taking to Twitter, Fawad Chaudhry said,” The prime minister will bring the country into confidence over the economy and global difficulties after the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
The PM is additionally liable to brief the country on his as of late finished up Russia visit and meeting with President Vladimir Putin which pulled in criticism because of the Ukraine conflict.
Big declaration
Conversing with journalists ahead of PTI’s “Huqooq-e-Sindh March”, Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said that PM Imran Khan will address the country at 6 pm today.
He kept up with that the premier, during his address, will make a big declaration’ for the general population.
On Sunday, Federal Minister for Defense Pervez Khattak had said that PM Imran Khan would before long uncover a relief bundle for the general population.
“The premier will address the country presently and declare Rs10 decrease in petrol costs, Rs5 cut per unit in the power rates, alongside a few different measures,” he had said while talking at a public gathering at Mumraiz region of his old neighbourhood of Nowshera.
The defence minister had limited the danger to the PTI government and the prime minister, saying the opposition parties were bound to a devastating loss and the long march would fail to oust the public authority.
Prior, sources conscious of the matter connecting with PM’s address had said that the premier’s address will be with regards to the impacts of global inflation on Pakistan.
They had additionally added that international pressures following the Ukraine-Russian clash could affect Pakistan.
“During the last one week, oil and wheat costs in the worldwide market have flooded by 12-15%; in the interim worldwide insurance agency have raised war overcharges on transportation organizations,” the sources had said.
They had cautioned that the continuous international circumstance could prompt another rush of expansion all over the world.
