DPM Dar directs monitoring of supply chains, prices of essential commodities
- Directs strict action against hoarding to protect consumers
Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar chaired a Cabinet Committee meeting to review essential commodity stocks and prices, finding adequate supplies and stable prices, while directing strict action against hoarding.
- Cabinet Committee's review of essential commodity stocks.
- Government directives to monitor supply chains and prices.
- Strict action against hoarding and overpricing of commodities.
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar on Friday chaired a meeting of the Cabinet Committee which reviewed the stock position, supply arrangements and prices of essential commodities.
According to the Foreign Office, the deputy prime minister was apprised that adequate stocks were available to meet domestic demand, with no shortages anticipated with the prices stabilising.
He directed all concerned to monitor supply chains and commodity prices to facilitate domestic consumers, in line with the prime minister’s directives.
He stressed that strict action would be taken against hoarding, artificial shortages and overpricing of essential commodities.
Ministers for national food security and research and climate change, Special Assistant to PM Tariq Bajwa, the secretary commerce, and senior representatives from relevant federal and provincial ministries and departments attended the meeting.
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