Federal Minister for Law and Justice Azam Nazeer Tarar on Wednesday lauded the opposition for utilizing the parliamentary forum to raise issues, emphasizing this as a hallmark of democracy.
\nSpeaking on the floor of the National Assembly, he said, \u201cIt is encouraging to see opposition members using the parliament for discussing the issues rather than confrontation. This is the essence of democracy.\u201d
\nHe highlighted that the people of Pakistan have entrusted their elected representatives to discuss their issues in the supreme forum of the nation and work towards effective solutions.
\nThe minister stressed the importance of engaging in constructive dialogue within parliament and said that taxpayers\u2019 money is being used to run the proceedings, and it is vital to respect the platform for meaningful debate.
\nAddressing points raised by the opposition, the minister said that inflation had decreased due to the government\u2019s policies, and the interest rate had dropped from 23% to 15%, with further reductions anticipated.
\nHe also highlighted the stock exchange\u2019s positive performance and expressed optimism about the growth of business and investment in the country.
\nHe urged opposition members to engage in constructive criticism and appreciated the government\u2019s steps to stabilize the economy. He added that the prime minister actively holds daily meetings on economic issues, business development, and export growth to boost investment.
\nResponding to a question, he said that the prime minister has directed the government to take parliamentary business seriously and ensure that ministries address issues raised in the house. He also noted that parliamentary rules allow secretaries to respond to questions and calling attention notices in the absence of ministers.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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