The meeting deliberated upon an eleven-point agenda, along with agreements and memorandum of understandings with different countries and appointment of heads of state institutions.
The cabinet also briefed about the respective goals and targets set by ministries for the government’s 100-day plan.
The heads of special cabinet committees and task forces briefed the meeting on their 90 days performances.
The cabinet will also be taken into confidence about the ongoing negotiations with the International Monetary Fund and China.
Sources told South Punjab News that the cabinet approved agreements signed with various countries. Finance Minister Asad Umar also briefed the attendees on discussions with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission currently in Pakistan to deliberate over a bailout package.The ministers present briefed the PM on developments in their respected ministry as he reviewed the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government’s 100-day plan.
The premier informed the members regarding his upcoming official visit to Malaysia.
