Pakistan, March 7 -- Amid rumpus and walkout by the opposition members, the National Assembly on Wednesday passed 'The Finance Supplementary (Second Amendment) Bill, 2019' with a majority vote.

The finance bill envisages revolutionary incentives and measures to encourage investment, exports, ease of doing business and strengthen important sectors of the national economy.

Winding up debate on 'The Finance Supplementary (Second Amendment) Bill, 2019', Finance Minister Asad Umar expressed the resolve that the government will take every decision in the best interest of the people of Pakistan to ensure peace and development. He said the government will accept the conditions for an IMF loan package only if those are in line with the interest ...