Chairing a meeting with prominent businessmen from various sectors, he said the government was paying special attention on introduction of technology and innovations in agriculture and other fields.
He said land mafia had established illegal encroachment on nullahs in Karachi, adding the cleansing of such nullahs were imperative to improve the drainage system of the mega city.
He said people of Karachi were passing through a difficult time and all our sympathies were with them, adding Karachi was a unique city and an economic hub of the country.
The government on priority basis had announced incentives for the construction sector so that not only this sector could thrive, but also its allied industries could also progress, he added.
The meeting also took into account the steps required for opening up of the tourism sector, policy of testing, micro smart lockdown and the aviation sector.
He said that both the countries were leading to enhance cooperation in all areas with relations being further strengthened under premier Abe’s leadership.
The prime minister was given a detailed briefing on the role of the IT sector in national economy, exports and the obstacles facing the development of the sector.
The prime minister was informed that the fee for floor area ratio had been reduced by 55 percent, and insurance and mortgage facilities have been simplified.
The minister for industries apprised the prime minister of progress over the import of sugar whereas Ministry for National Food Security briefed about the import of wheat.
During a federal cabinet in Islamabad chaired by Prime Minister Imran Khan, the cabinet was informed that government steps have resulted in a reduction of wheat prices.
Freedom of the press and democracy were inseparable, he said talking to a delegation of Council of Pakistan Newspapers Editors (CPNE) which called on him.
Imran Khan added in his tweet that this drastic change is the result of continuous improvement in exports which increased by 20 percent as compared to in June 2020 and record remittances.