Nasir Shah says Sindh has highest per capita income in Pakistan
"PPP can change the future of Pakistan," says Nasir Shah
Sindh has the highest per capita income compared to other provinces in the country, the province's information minister Syed Nasir Hussain Shah said on Wednesday.
Citing a survey conducted by Macro Pakistan, data for which was obtained from their website, Shah said Sindh has the highest per capita income in both urban and rural areas.
"PPP for you in last 12 years," he wrote on Twitter and shared some graphs depicting Sindh's position versus other provinces.
"Urban Sindh’s per capita income adjusted for PPP of $7,547, is higher than the South Asian average of $6,500," the information minister said, adding: "Even in rural areas, Sindh has the highest [per capita income]. Punjab [comes] after Sindh."
The information minister, in a separate statement, credited PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari, saying this was all possible due to his vision and leadership.
"PPP can change the future of Pakistan," he said.
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