ISLAMABAD: Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry informed on Thursday that Prime Minister Imran Khan will present the 100-day progress report of his government before the nation on November 29.
According to details, the premier will apprise Pakistanis on the performance of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) during its first 100 days in the government by the end of this month, the minister said.
“No other government has even gotten close to what we [PTI government] achieved in our first 100 days,” Chaudhry remarked boastfully at a press conference after a session of the federal cabinet.
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In its first 100 days of governance, PTI government has taken a number of steps, wherein few notable measures include austerity drive, 5-year plan for polio eradication, plantation and cleanliness campaigns, clean and green Pakistan and ‘Naya Pakistan Housing Programme’.
Imran had unveiled his 100-day plan two months before the general elections on May 21.
The PTI-led government had recently launched a website for a public to know progress about the PTI’s 100 Day Agenda.
The website has diverse categories with each of them underlining government progress on the area mentioned. The website sections are named: Transform governance; Revolutionize Social Services; Bring accountability to the centre of government; Empower people at the grassroots; Depoliticise and strengthen police; Revolutionalise access to justice; Initiate civil services reform; Strengthen the Federation; Uplift Agriculture and Conserve Water and, Ensure Pakistan’s National Security.
