Overview
- Sindh Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon presented the Rs1.018 trillion development allocation that covers 3,642 schemes as the province’s 2025–26 plan.
- The government cites five years of work including 5,636 kilometres of new roads and completion of 1,460 schemes to demonstrate measurable progress.
- Officials say the province has built 2.1 million permanent pakka houses for flood victims and completed 3,675 miles of canal lining that saved 5,880 cusecs of water.
- Sindh reports supplying 3,240 MW from the Thar coal project to the national grid and adding wind and solar projects, while its PPP portfolio rose from about Rs5 billion in 2010 to more than Rs700 billion with Rs142 billion under implementation.
- All figures are presented as official evidence to rebut political criticism and have not been independently verified, but the government says the projects aim to deliver direct benefits to displaced families, farmers and national energy users.