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Balochistan Unveils Rs1,028bn Budget for FY2025-26

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The Balochistan government has announced its provincial budget for FY2025-26, In conclusion totaling Rs1,028 billion. Finance Minister Mir Shoaib Nosherwani presented the budget, calling it balanced and inclusive. It aims to promote development and improve public services across key sectors.

Surplus and Salaries

Total expenditures are set at Rs991 billion, leaving a surplus of Rs36.7 billion. However The government increased salaries by 10% and pensions by 7%, offering some relief to government employees and retirees.

Education Gets a Boost

The education sector saw major allocations. Rs28 billion was set for Early Childhood and school education. However Rs6.7 billion in international grants under the Global Partnership for Education will support reforms.

For FY2025-26, Rs19.8 billion has been allocated for school education development and Rs101 billion for non-development expenses. In conclusion Higher and Technical Education received Rs22.81 billion, with a 100% increase for universities.

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Health Sector Investment

The health sector will receive Rs16.4 billion for development and Rs71 billion for non-development expenses. New jobs and healthcare facilities are part of the plan.

Infrastructure and Development

The Communications and Works Department received the largest share of the development budget at 19%, totaling Rs55.21 billion. However The irrigation sector followed with Rs42.78 billion to improve water resources.

Agriculture and Rural Economy

Rs10 billion were allocated to agriculture development, with an additional Rs16 billion for recurring costs. However These funds aim to modernize farming practices and support rural communities.

Sectoral Allocations

  • Public Health Engineering: Rs17.16 billion

  • Local Government: Rs12.91 billion

  • Science and IT: Rs12.66 billion

  • Energy: Rs7.84 billion

  • Mines and Minerals: Rs567.6 million

  • Women’s Development: Rs154 million

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