UNDP news display Punjab forward of other provinces was formed on 2005-2013: Khattak
SWABI: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Pervez Khattak on Monday pronounced a United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) news that showed Punjab heading on a tellurian growth index was formed on a time duration between 2005 to 2013.
“Since yesterday a play has been ongoing per UNDP’s report. we also saw that news and people should review it delicately as a commentary are formed on a time duration between 2005 to 2013,” Khattak pronounced while addressing an initial rite of a motorway plan in Swabi.
“A lot of reports have been published in a final 5 years during Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s supervision that showed KP on top,” a provincial arch apportion added.
Punjab fares most improved than other provinces in tellurian growth
Lahore ranks a top on Human Development Index in Pakistan
On Sunday, a UNDP news patrician ‘Pakistan National Human Development Report 2017: Unleashing a Potential of a Young Pakistan’, suggested that Punjab fares improved than other provinces on a HDI (a combination index measuring normal feat in 3 simple measure of tellurian development—a prolonged and healthy life, believe and a decent customary of living).
Among a provinces, Punjab and Azad Jammu and Kashmir come underneath high middle tellurian development, while Sindh and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa tumble underneath middle tellurian development. On a other hand, really low tellurian growth was remarkable in Federally Administered Tribal Areas and Balochistan, while Gilgit Baltistan fell underneath low middle tellurian development.
Responding to criticism, Khattak said, “You might speak about a failures as most as we wish though don’t forget a good we have finished either.”
Taking a strike during opponents, a KP arch apportion said, “Our opponents doubt what PTI has finished in a final 5 years and they will find out during a arriving ubiquitous elections.”
“We brought provincial institutions in order,” he added.
“Politicians come and give statements each day though they do not know how to repair a system. we urge that their mindset changes,” Khattak concluded.