 "Pakistan’s Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa (centre) with Commander of the National Guard of Bahrain, Lieutenant-General Sheikh Mohammed bin Isa bin Salman Al Khalifa, and Pakistan’s Air Chief Marshal Mujahid Anwar Khan")
Pakistan on Tuesday announced that its defence budget for the next fiscal year (2019-20) will remain the the same as the last year’s Rs 1,150 billion amid an austerity drive by the government to solve the cash-strapped nation's financial woes.
Pakistan's military, in a rare move, early this month decided to voluntarily cut the defence budget for the next fiscal year and assured the nation that there would be no impact to its “response potential” due to the voluntary cut in the budget.
Minster of state for revenue Hammad Azhar on Tuesday presented in Parliament the austerity driven
Pakistan's military, in a rare move, early this month decided to voluntarily cut the defence budget for the next fiscal year and assured the nation that there would be no impact to its “response potential” due to the voluntary cut in the budget.
Minster of state for revenue Hammad Azhar on Tuesday presented in Parliament the austerity driven
