Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has reaffirmed the government's commitment to taking all possible measures for the progress and development of all four provinces.

Speaking on the floor of the House in response to points raised by the Opposition Leader, he agreed that the people of each province have the right on their resources.

The Prime Minister said Parliament is the collective forum of the elected representatives from all four provinces. He said the people of Balochistan have a rightful share in the Reko Diq project.

Recalling the 2010 National Finance Commission Award, he said Balochistan's share was significantly increased. He added that about 73 billion rupees were allocated two years ago for the solarization of agricultural tube-wells in the province. He said the Gwadar-Chaman dual carriageway is also being completed with federal funding of over 300 billion rupees.

Regarding the fence along the Durand Line, Shehbaz Sharif said it was erected for security reasons and the expenditure incurred on it was fully justified. He said the security forces, law enforcement agencies and police are making unparalleled sacrifices in the fight against terrorism, particularly in Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and their contributions deserve recognition and respect.

The Prime Minister reiterated his offer of dialogue to resolve issues.

As per tradition, Opposition leader in the National Assembly Mahmood Khan Achakzai opened discussion on the Budget 2026-27.

He called for more measures to support the poor people and strengthen the agriculture sector. He suggested to devise a comprehensive strategy to promote education in the country.

He said Pakistan has immense tourism potential, which needs to be promoted.

The Opposition Leader also stressed the need for joint efforts to steer the country forward.  He extended opposition's unconditional support to uphold sovereignty of the constitution and sanctity of the Parliament.