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  1. A meeting was held in Karachi to promote job creation and provide livelihood opportunities in Balochistan.

Prime Minister increases loan limits and reserves funds for youth in Balochistan

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What happened

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Shehbaz Sharif reviewed the Prime Minister’s Youth Business and Agriculture Loan Scheme. He raised the maximum loan limit from Rs7.5 million to Rs25 million and lowered the minimum eligibility age from 21 to 18 years. He also directed that 30% of the loans be reserved for women to promote youth entrepreneurship.

From pakobserver.net

Why it matters

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The scheme revamp addresses high youth unemployment, which is reported to be 10 to 12.5% among young people. The changes aim to facilitate business establishment and agricultural activities by providing financial assistance and technical support in Balochistan.

A meeting was held in Karachi to promote job creation and provide livelihood opportunities in Balochistan.

From pakobserver.net

Who's involved

  • Shehbaz SharifPrime Minister who directed the scheme changes to address unemployment in Balochistan
  • BalochistanProvince where the scheme aims to address unemployment and low female participation

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Ministry of FinanceSpeculative

    The Ministry of Finance might manage the funds and operational scope of the revamped loan scheme.

  • NushkiSpeculative

    Nushki could see targeted financial assistance and credit for agriculture and youth.

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