KARACHI: Former finance minister Shaukat Tareen has said that the new government has not taken any concrete measures so far on the government level to resolve current economic uncertainties. Addressing a press conference on Thursday, the former finance minister said that the rupee is continuously weakening, the Pakistan Stock Exchange is recording declines and Saudi Arabia, China and the IMF are ignoring Pakistan. He said that the ruling parties always made a hue and cry over rising petroleum product prices when they were in opposition. “At the time when former prime minister Imran Khan decided to give relief to the public, we have made arrangements of Rs466 billion as subsidy amount.” TLTP
