Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has said the Federal Government will extend all possible cooperation for the early completion of the ongoing development projects in Sindh.
He was talking to Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah, who called on him in Islamabad today.
The Prime Minister directed the relevant ministries to maintain close coordination with the provincial government to accelerate the pace of public welfare initiatives.
On this occasion, he also acknowledged the Pakistan Peoples’ Party as an important ally of the federal government. He said national development can be further accelerated through mutual cooperation among the coalition partners. He emphasized that harmony and consultation among allied parties are essential for national stability and continuity of policies.
Appreciating the role of Sindh’s leadership as a key coalition partner, the Prime Minister said strong coordination between the federation and provinces will strengthen the democratic system and help address public issues effectively.
During the meeting, the Chief Minister of Sindh briefed the Prime Minister in detail on the progress of ongoing development projects in the province.
Matters relating to Sindh’s political affairs and other issues of mutual interest also came under discussion during the meeting.
