Tag Archives: Balochistan

Balochistan is the country’s largest province, with nearly 44 percent of its surface area and a thinly dispersed population of around 8.5 million. The present provincial government need to formulate a new strategy for development of Balochistan on fast track …

Balochistan is endowed with rich mineral resources. There is a wider scope for setting up mineral-based industrial units in the province. The government needs to work out a comprehensive plan and strategy to set up such industries in the province. …

Home-based workers are a major section of the society. They have to be seen as workers and producers. For making them eligible for social protection, they should be recognized as workers in the labor laws of the country. Balochistan government …

Though Balochistan has vast potential in insurance sector, yet the sector could not play its due role in the local economy. Balochistan agriculture, the mainstay of local economy, employs 67 percent of total work force but these work force and …

Balochistan offers the investors lucrative opportunities to invest in fruit farms. The distinctive climatic conditions in the province provide diversity and a great variety for fruit production. Nature has bestowed the province with so many natural resources and its favorable …

Government must announce a new livestock policy involving the private sector for promotion of the organized cattle farming activities in Balochistan. It should provide the required land and funds and announce incentive packages to attract the private parties for making …

Last week, the Balochistan government announced a Rs419.92 billion budget for the fiscal year 2019-20 with a Rs41.71 billion deficit and with a development outlay of Rs100.57 billion. The provincial government specially focused on social sector in its budget and …

Balochistan has been lacking a corporate culture and hence it witnessed a meager corporate growth over the past many decades if compared with other provinces. Surprisingly, Balochistan witnessed a record corporate growth during the fiscal year 2010-11. The total companies …

There is a strong nexus of high illiteracy with high poverty in least developed Balochistan. A lethal combination of militancy and poverty continues to keep the province far behind the other provinces in performance improvement in the educational arena killing …