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2013–14 Pakistan federal budget
The 2013–14 Pakistan federal budget, presented by Finance Minister Ishaq Dar on June 12, 2013, outlined the government’s fiscal strategy amidst ongoing economic challenges. With a total outlay of approximately PKR 3.6 trillion, the budget aimed for a budget deficit of 5.8% of GDP. Key allocations focused on socio-economic development, infrastructure projects, and security enhancements, with significant attention to the energy sector. The fiscal plan also underscored Pakistan's relations with India, particularly regarding trade, with calls to strengthen economic ties and resolve outstanding issues. The budget's stipulations were part of a broader agenda to stabilize the economy and foster regional cooperation, especially in light of historical tensions.