The Prime Minister highlighted the measures taken by the government for relief and rehabilitation of flood affected people.

Pakistan will receive more than $8.5 billion from international donors to rebuild the country after the devastating floods, Pakistani Minister of Information and Broadcasting Marriyum Aurangzeb said on Monday

Minister for Information and Broadcasting Marriyum Aurangzeb says the Islamic Development Bank pledged 4.2 billion dollars.

The ADB says the amount would be spent on the rehabilitation of the damaged structure in Sindh, Balochistan and KP.

It is aimed at ensuring that elevated inflation does not become entrenched and that risks to financial stability are contained, thus paving the way for higher growth on a more sustainable basis.

Finance Minister Ishaq Dar has represented Pakistani delegation before the high-level discussion in Washington.

Ahsan Iqbal says this portal has been launched on the special directions of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif which will provide information to the general public and development partners about the flood relief assistance being received from home and abroad including from the friendly countries as well as its utilization.

Sindh transport department has decided to disallow the use of old buses in the City of Lights.

Miftah Ismail says 3950 billion rupees will be spent on debt servicing.

The Finance Minister says the government is aware of the issues of business community and is committed to provide them friendly environment.