Key Takeaways from Balochistan Budget for FY 2025-26

Key Takeaways From Balochistan Budget For Fy 2025 26

QUETTA – Balochistan government presented Rs1,028 billion budget for fiscal year 2025, focusing heavily on education, health, infrastructure, and law and order.

Budget 2025 Overview

  • Overlay: Rs 1,028 billion
  • Development Expenditure: Rs 240 billion
  • Non-Development Expenditure: Rs 642 billion
  • Budget Surplus: Rs 36.5 billion

Health Sector

  • Rs 16.4 billion for developmental health projects
  • Rs 71 billion for non-developmental health expenditures
  • Rs 4+ billion allocated for Balochistan Health Card Scheme

Education Sector

  • Rs 19.8 billion for developmental school education
  • Rs 101 billion for non-developmental school education
  • Rs 28 billion spent this year on Early Childhood and School Education
  • Rs 6.7 billion in global grants for education reforms
  • 1,237 new jobs created in education (1,170 contract, 67 regular)
  • 100% increase in university budgets
  • Rs 1 billion proposed to activate Mir Chakar Khan University sub-campus

Budget 2025 26 What New Restrictions Are Coming For Non Filer Pakistanis

Infrastructure & Water

o             21% on roads

o             18% on irrigation

o             13% on education

o             8% on health

o             2.3% on energy

  • Over Rs 46 billion spent on clean water and dam projects
  • Rs 66.8 billion for Communication & Works Department (development)
  • Rs 17.48 billion for non-developmental infrastructure spending

Agriculture

  • Rs 10 billion for development projects
  • Rs 16.77 billion for non-development initiatives
  • Recognized as the “backbone” of the provincial economy

Local Government

  • Rs 12.9 billion for development
  • Rs 42 billion for non-development

Law & Order

  • Rs 83.7 billion for non-development (security, law enforcement)
  • Rs 3 billion for developmental needs

Government’s Message

  • 100% of the current year’s development budget has been utilized.
  • Emphasis on efficient spending, job creation, and public service delivery.
  • Focused commitment to long-term development and peace in the province.

 

Stakeholders reject FBR’s sweeping powers in budget 2025-26

Get Alerts