Aleem Khan highlights NHA's revenue growth and expenditure plans
Most outlets led with the announcement by Federal Minister Aleem Khan that the National Highway Authority (NHA) has raised its revenue target to Rs160 billion from Rs66 billion, while keeping expenditure capped at Rs50 billion. Associated Press of Pakistan also noted that the NHA is undertaking rapid construction using its own resources, whereas Business Recorder focused more on the financial figures and the cap on expenditure.
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Expenditure capped at Rs50bn: NHA revenue target raised to Rs160bn: Aleem
LAHORE: Federal Minister for Communications Aleem Khan has said the National Highway Authority (NHA) is targeting Rs160 billion in revenue this year, up from Rs66 billion, while keeping expenditure capped at Rs50 billion to finance road infrastructure development through self-generated resources. Addressing a meeting at the Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) on Saturday, he said add...
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NHA undertakes rapid construction from own resources: Aleem Khan
Federal Minister for Communications Abdul Aleem Khan on Saturday said the National Highway Authority (NHA) had increased its annual revenue from Rs66 billion to Rs160 billion and was undertaking highway, motorway and expressway projects using its own resources.
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