PM Imran establishes National Development Council
Posted By: Joshi on 18-06-2019 | 11:24:44Category: Political Videos, NewsPrime Minister Imran Khan has established a National Development Council (NDC), including Minister for Foreign Affairs and the Chief of Army Staff as members, it emerged on Tuesday.
According to a notification from the Cabinet Secretariat, the council, to be convened at the Prime Minister's Office, shall comprise the following members:
Prime Minister - Chairman
Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs - Member
Federal Minister for Finance/Advisor to the Prime Minister on Finance - Member
Federal Minister for Planning, Development and Reform - Member
Federal Minister for Commerce/Advisor to the Prime Minister on Commerce, Industries & Production and Investment - Member
Chief of Army Staff - Member
Provincial Chief Ministers, Prime Minister of AJ&K and Chief Minister of Gilgit-Baltistan (on invitation) - Members
Any additional minister/head of strategic body (on invitation) - Members
Secretary to the Prime Minister - Member
Secretary, Foreign Affairs Division - Member
Secretary, Finance Division - Member
Secretary, Planning, Development & Reforms Division - Member
Additional Secretary, Prime Minister's Office - Secretary Council
The terms of reference of the NDC, outlined in the notification, state that the council shall set policies and strategies for development and "formulate and tailor policies to achieve accelerated economic growth".
The council shall also be responsible for approving long-term planning in relation to national and regional connectivity.
Furthermore, it shall set out guidelines for regional cooperation.

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