Peshawar:
KHYBER-PAKHTUNKHWA approved an additional RS1 billion subsidy for the “Provision of free manuals and school bags in the merged districts” and led the preparation of a full plan in this regard.
A meeting of the cabinet marathon took place Thursday, chaired by the chief minister Ali Amin Khan Gandapur.
The cabinet has also approved the KHYBER-PAKHTUNKHWA rules (Culture, extraction, refining, manufacture and sale of cannabis plant derivatives for medicinal, industrial and commercial research), 2025. The regulatory framework will allow the provincial government to supervise the production of cannabis for medicinal and industrial use.
The firm approved a revision of the cost of the “Missing Facilities in Schools” project as part of the conditional grant program and also revised the spending ceiling in the directives of the Parent Teacher Council (PTC). The annual expenditure limit for PTC has increased from RS.05 million to RS.07 million, emphasizing transparent and effective use of these funds.
In addition, the firm has approved the restoration and the improvement of the grant in care for Deeni Madaris, releasing 100 million rupees for this purpose.
In the health sector, a new “transplant diagram of Sehat card and implants” has been launched. As part of this initiative, the provincial government will cover the cost of bone marrow, liver and kidney transplants, as well as cochlear implant, for eligible patients in the province.
The firm granted a waiver of the health service of standard rental procedures for local goods for the construction of civilian dispensaries in super risk union advice linked to polio.
He also approved the merger of the Governor’s Inspection Team (GIT) with the Provincial Inspection Team (PIT) while the GIT had become redundant following the merger of FATA and the amendments of the 2012 law on universities.
The approval was given for the construction of the remaining section of the northern Ring Road, from Warsak Road to Nasir Bagh Road. The chief minister asked that the new section be linked to the industrial succession Hayatabad for better connectivity.
He also approved the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Government Services Housing Foundation bill as part of the program, civil servants will receive conspiracies for the construction of houses appropriately.
The cabinet decided that instead of hiring a legal advisor for the constitution of anti-narcotic force cases (petition n ° 1120) and others, at the Supreme Court of Pakistan, the Advocate General Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa will defend the province. He also approved a grant of 30 million rupees for the KP Bar Council.
The cabinet approved 3.6 billion rupees for the purchase of sanitation vehicles for 132 TMA from the province. The cabinet highlighted the importance of maintaining cleanliness and protecting the environment in all areas.
To meet the growing water needs of the Peshawar population, the firm has approved the cost of building the admission structure and the tunnel for a drinking water supply program for the Mohmand dam hydroelectric project, which will be funded by provincial resources.
