• PSDP utilisation from July 2025 to May 2026 stands at Rs529.8bn, against Rs1.01tr allocation • Govt cuts development outlay by Rs173bn to finance fuel subsidies after Mideast conflict pushed up oil prices • Only Rs153.86bn spent on uplift activities in special regions ISLAMABAD: Amid a 17 per cent cut in allocations during the outgoing fiscal year, the government and its agencies struggled to implement the Public Sector Development Programme (PSDP), utilising only about half of the budget earmarked for public welfare projects during the first 11 months of FY26. According to the Ministry of Planning and Development, total PSDP utilisation amounted to Rs529.8bn during the first 11 months of the year, accounting for 52.4pc of the original allocation of Rs1.01 trillion. The utilisation was slightly lower than the 54pc recorded during the same period last year, when PSDP expenditure stood at Rs596bn against an allocation of Rs1.1tr.
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