Govt to start giving loans under Punjab Rozgar Scheme from next week
LAHORE: The Punjab government will start giving easy loans under the Punjab Rozgar Scheme from the next week.
The easy loans ranging from Rs100,000 to Rs10 million are being provided to the applicants under the scheme.
This was stated during in a meeting chaired by Provincial Minister for Industries and Commerce Mian Aslam Iqbal at the Civil Secretariat. The performance of Punjab Small Industries Corporation, the objectives achieved and the future course of action was reviewed in the meeting.
PSIC Managing Director Jameel Ahmed Jameel gave a briefing on the progress and future priorities of Punjab Rozgaar Scheme.
The provincial minister said the Punjab Rozgar Scheme worth more than Rs30 billion had been launched following the vision of the prime minister to provide employment and more than 1.6 million people would get employment under the scheme.
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