Islamabad, June 3, 2025 — Parliament Gears Up for Federal Budget 2025-26 Presentation on June 10. President Asif Ali Zardari has officially summoned sessions of both the National Assembly and the Senate for the presentation of the federal budget 2025-26. These critical sessions will take place on Tuesday, June 10, 2025, at the Parliament House in Islamabad. According to the schedule, the National Assembly will meet at 5:00 pm, followed by the Senate session at 6:00 pm the same day.
Government Moves to Set Economic Priorities
In a decisive move to accelerate Pakistan’s economic reforms, the government has finalized June 10 as the date to unveil the new fiscal plan. Consequently, officials aim to present key tax revenue measures and introduce enhanced compliance strategies that will drive economic stability in the next fiscal year. In addition, this announcement confirms the administration’s intent to fast-track legislative actions and fiscal planning ahead of FY26.
Furthermore, President Zardari, exercising his authority under clause (1) of Article 54 of the Constitution, summoned the sessions to ensure timely discussion and approval of the proposed budget. As a result, this constitutional action underscores the urgency and importance of setting the financial direction for the country.
Budget Documents Ready for Senate Deliberations
Simultaneously, the government will also present copies of the budget in the Senate session, enabling both houses to immediately begin reviewing the proposals. Through this approach, not only does the process promote transparency, but it also ensures that both legislative chambers contribute effectively to the budgetary process.
Conclusion: National Focus Shifts to Budget Sessions
Looking ahead, with the nation’s financial future on the line, all attention now turns to the upcoming sessions on June 10. Lawmakers are prepared to lay out their plans, engage in meaningful debate, and shape the roadmap for economic progress. Ultimately, the presentation of the federal budget 2025-26 marks a significant step toward fiscal planning and policy-making for Pakistan’s growth.
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