Budget 2025-26: NA, Senate sessions on 10th
President has summoned National Assembly under Article 54(1) of Constitution
ISLAMABAD: President Asif Ali Zardari has summoned National Assembly on June 10 (Tuesday) at 5pm.
It will be the budget session of the National Assembly in which Finance Minister Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb is expected to present the federal budget for the next fiscal year 2025-26.
The president has summoned the National Assembly under Article 54(1) of the Constitution.
While the president also summoned the Senate session on June 10 in which the budget and Finance bill for 2025 will be laid.
The National Assembly Secretariat has issued separate special passes for the parliamentary press gallery, government officials and other galleries for the budget session.
A special plan has been drawn up for the security of the Parliament House on the occasion of the budget session.
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