The Sindh government has launched an ambitious healthcare program targeting underprivileged and rural areas, where access to medical facilities has been historically limited. This initiative, titled "Sehat-e-Aam," will focus on establishing new health centers in 10 districts, hiring more medical staff, and providing free essential medicines. Mobile health units will also be deployed to remote regions, enabling healthcare professionals to reach communities that have long been neglected. The government aims to reduce the maternal mortality rate and improve child health through targeted interventions. However, some stakeholders are skeptical about the long-term sustainability of this program without federal support.
The Prime Minister has announced a comprehensive tax reform aimed at revitalizing Pakistan’s economy. This reform focuses on reducing the tax burden on small and medium enterprises (SMEs) while broadening the tax base to include under-taxed sectors. The new policy introduces tax incentives for exporters, particularly in textiles and IT sectors, aiming to increase Pakistan's competitiveness in global markets. Moreover, the government plans to clamp down on tax evasion by implementing stricter regulations and expanding the role of digital tax collection systems. Economists expect this reform to significantly improve fiscal stability, though some critics are concerned about its impact on inflation.