The Sindh government has finalized its budget 2025–26 proposals.
Sindh budget 2025-26 will be presented in the provincial assembly tomorrow (Friday). According to proposals, the Annual Development Program (ADP) for the province has been increased from Rs493 billion to Rs503 billion.
Key highlights of the development allocations include Rs183 billion earmarked for new development schemes and Rs45 billion proposed for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) fund intended for MNAs and MPAs.
Each divisional headquarters city is expected to receive a Rs7 billion development package.
The education sector’s development allocation is proposed to rise from Rs32 billion to Rs38 billion, while the health sector’s budget may increase from Rs18 billion to Rs21 billion.
Meanwhile, some departments face budget cuts: the Local Government Department’s allocation may drop from Rs74.37 billion to Rs66.11 billion, and S&GAD’s development budget is proposed to be reduced sharply from Rs32 billion to Rs 10.91 billion.
