Prime Minister Imran Khan gave in-principle approval for the establishment of Pakistan Cotton Authority The authority will conduct research to increase the quality of seeds and produce. The real benefit of subsidy will be extended to the farmer through farmer card. New laws will be enacted to protect the rights of farmers. Meeting chaired by the Prime Minister

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 ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan has approved in principle the establishment of Pakistan Cotton Authority, saying that the authority would conduct research to increase the quality of seeds and produce. New laws should be enacted to protect the rights of farmers. According to media reports, a meeting was held under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Imran Khan on increasing cotton production.

The Prime Minister was briefed in the meeting that the government is providing subsidy on agricultural implements, seeds and fertilizers to the farmers. Is. Prime Minister Imran Khan said that use of modern technology was essential to increase production per acre.

The government is providing subsidy to farmers on modern agricultural implements, quality seeds and fertilizers.


The real benefit of subsidy should be given to the farmer through farmer card. Prime Minister Imran Khan said that new laws should be enacted to protect the rights of farmers, consultation with all stakeholders should be ensured in the preparation of new laws, and approval was given to set up an inter-ministerial committee to expedite the production of quality cotton seeds. Is. The meeting approved in principle the establishment of Pakistan Cotton Authority.

The authority will conduct research to provide quality seeds, monitor and increase production. New laws have also been approved to protect the rights of cotton growers. Earlier, a meeting of the Central Executive Committee was held under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Imran Khan. The meeting also reviewed the local body elections, political and economic situation. It was decided in the meeting that Prime Minister Imran Khan would go to the people in connection with the local body elections under the public relations campaign. Prime Minister Imran Khan would brief the people about the government's performance for the local body elections.

In this regard, Prime Minister Imran Khan has directed to prepare a schedule of public meetings. The meeting also discussed the procedure for distribution of tickets in local body elections. Prime Minister Imran Khan said that the organizational structure of the party should be organized for the local body elections and tickets would be distributed on merit in the local body elections. Imran Khan said that PTI is a popular party of the country, people have no better option than PTI, PTI will enter the field with full force in local body elections.

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