AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBudget & Parliament: Pakistan’s federal budget for FY27 is now set for June 10 instead of June 5, with the delay blamed on coalition consultations and IMF-linked fiscal steps. Energy Relief: Power Division says June bills will see a net 20 paisa per unit relief after fuel and quarterly tariff adjustments. Electricity Costs: Energy Minister Leghari admits fixed charges in power bills have jumped to about 10% from 3–4%, while subsidies protect low-consumption users. Trade & Tariffs: The US proposes new 10%–12.5% tariffs on imports from 60 economies, including Pakistan, over forced-labour enforcement failures. Elections in GB: Government and PTI trade accusations over alleged restrictions on campaigning ahead of June 7 Gilgit-Baltistan polls. Foreign Policy: Pakistan’s FM Ishaq Dar discusses regional developments with Kuwait, highlighting Pakistan’s mediation on US-Iran talks. Diplomatic Row: Pakistan’s embassy in Japan distances itself from a Kawagoe mosque project after local authorities said it was built without required approvals. Provincial Governance: Sindh cabinet clears Rs11.2bn for Karachi infrastructure and Rs8.8bn for water/drainage; Punjab education authorities order strict summer-camp SOP compliance. Security: President and PM commend intelligence-based counter-terror operations in Balochistan that killed 17 terrorists. Sports: Australia levelled the ODI series 1-1 with a 41-run win over Pakistan in Lahore; Nathan Ellis took 4-33.
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