obstacles and accomplishing its goals for development.

Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb, the Minister of Finance, and World Bank country director Najy Benhassine and his team met in Islamabad to discuss the resolution.

The Finance Minister stressed the value of working with the World Bank to assist Pakistan’s development strategy and economic reforms during the discussion. He valued the financial and technical support provided by the World Bank in a number of areas.

The Finance Minister reaffirmed the government’s dedication to resource efficiency, sustainable growth, and budgetary restraint.

During the event, the World Bank’s country director expressed gratitude for the government’s reform efforts and promised the organization will continue to support the government in important areas that were discussed.

The perpetrator of the false report that Rangers personnel were struck by their own car has been identified as being from Abbotabad, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, according to Information Minister Atta Tarar. He also stated that only Rangers and police personnel were hurt during the fighting.

Ahsan Iqbal, the Minister of Planning, and Atta Tarar, the Minister of Information, spoke to the world media in Islamabad.

Today’s smog levels in Punjab and Lahore are still below dangerous thresholds.

The Province has seen a notable improvement in air quality in recent days.

AQI values are 246, 177, 200, 160, and 161 in Lahore, Multan, Faisalabad, and Rawalpindi, respectively.

Peshawar, the capital of Khyberpakhtunkhwa, with an AQI of 217.

Since the province’s air quality has steadily improved, the Punjab government has relaxed the majority of its pollution regulations.

In Lahore, Multan, Faisalabad, and Gujranwala—the four areas most impacted—construction has been permitted. Private and public offices are permitted to operate with full staffing; heavy traffic can access the districts Monday through Thursday, but not on Friday or Sunday.