Govt moving forward on policies, reforms for economic revival: Dr. Firdous
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Special Assistant to the Prime Minister for Information and Broadcasting Dr. Firdous Ashiq Awan has said that incumbent government is implementing a long term programme to put national economy on the right path.
Talking to newsmen in Lahore on Saturday, she said that shelter homes are being constructed for the homeless people according to the vision of Prime Minister Imran Khan.
Firdous Ashiq Awan said the past rulers gave priority only to their children and served their personal interests.
She said the menace of corruption has swallowed everything in the country.
The Special Assistant said Prime Minister is well aware of the problems of the people who sleep on the roads under an open sky.
Meeting with Senior Journalists, Media House Owners
Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Information and Broadcasting Dr Firdous Ashiq Awan met senior newsmen, media house owners and their representatives at a local hotel.
Dr Firdous Ashiq Awan, during the meeting, discussed at length various challenges being faced by the government and urged the media-men to play their due role in the creation of a Naya Pakistan under the leadership of Prime Minsiter Imran Khan.
She also listened to the problems faced by the media industry and assured of their resolution at the earliest.
Secretary Information Shafqat Jalil, journalists and editors, including Mujeeb ur Shami, Saleem Bokhari, Zulfiqar Rahat, Nasrullah Malik, Arif Nizami and others were also present.
Visit of Panagah (shelter home) near Lahore Railway Station
Talking to media-persons during her visit to a Panagah (shelter home) near Lahore Railway Station, she said the government was taking both long term and short term measures to ensure provision of relief and mitigate miseries of the common man.
Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Information and Broadcasting Dr Fidous Ashiq Awan said the government was moving forward on its long and short term policies and reform agenda to put the country’s system, including economy, on track.
Firdous said the past rulers had also initiated a number of so-called programmes for public welfare and poverty alleviation, which further suppressed the poor instead of providing them any relief.
Meanwhile, Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Information and Broadcasting, Dr Firdous Ashiq Awan has regretted that the opposition parties are hatching conspiracies against the government during holy month of Ramazan.
In a tweet, she said hatching conspiracy against democratically elected government in the name of Iftar during the sacred month is regretful.
She said whatsoever the opposition is facing, is the consequence of their ill-intentions.
Dr Firdous said unfortunately, those who created problems for people in the past are now busy in protecting their personal, political and business interests in the name of Iftar parties.
