ISLAMABAD: The government has so far released Rs 240.890 million for various developmental projects of Ministry of Industries and Production under its Public Sector Development Programmed (PSDP) 2018-19, for the promotion of the sector in the country.
According the data released by the Planning Commission of Pakistan, the government had allocated an amount of Rs 769.999 million for different industrial production development and promotion during current fiscal year.
The government has released Rs.80 million for national business development programmed for small and medium enterprises as against the total allocation of Rs 200 million during current fiscal year.
Meanwhile, Rs 80 million was also released for products development center for composites based sports goods in Sialkot to enhance the exports of sports goods from the country as against the total allocation of Rs 200 million for current fiscal year.
In order to enhance the exports of fruits and vegetable form the country, the government had allocated an amount of Rs 250 million for fruits, vegetables and condiments processing center in District Naushehroferoz, Sindh and released Rs 40 million under PSDP 2018-19.
An amount of Rs 11.480 million was also released for Peshawar light engineering centre to promote the light engineering, where as the government had allocated Rs 28.270 million for the project in its development programme during current year.
In order to exploit the true potential of fresh fruits of northern areas of the country, the government in its development programme had allocated Rs 19.940 million for fruit dehydration units in Swat and released 7.970 million, where as it has also released Rs.9.350 million for Hyderabad engineering supports centre . The Planning Commission of Pakistan was releasing the fund as per quarterly ceilings like first quarter July – September by 20 percent, second quarter October– December 20 percent , third quarter January– March 30 percent and fourth quarter April – June 30 percent.
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