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Rs120 billion pakistan remittance initiative subsidy curtailed due to fiscal constraints sbp tells senate panel

Rs120 billion pakistan remittance initiative subsidy curtailed due to fiscal constraints sbp tells senate panel

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Rs120 billion pakistan remittance initiative subsidy curtailed due to fiscal constraints sbp tells senate panel

The Senate Standing Committee on Finance and Revenue has reviewed the Pakistan Remittance Initiative (PRI), the protection of foreign investors’ funds and concerns over alleged fraudulent practices by companies, deciding to seek further briefings from banks and relevant authorities.

According to a news report, the committee was informed by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) that the government had initially provided subsidies to banks under the Pakistan Remittance Initiative to facilitate remittances from overseas Pakistanis.

The Senate panel was told that Rs120 billion had been provided as subsidies, but the support was curtailed during the previous year. Due to fiscal constraints, the government was unable to continue the subsidy under the current budget.