Rain-related accidents in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa resulted in 10 fatalities and 12 injuries, according to the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) on Wednesday.

Ten houses sustained damage from the rain, according to a PDMA spokesman. In Abbottabad, he added, the PDMA Director General came in Shangla to oversee continuing relief efforts, and the Secretary of Relief, acting on orders from Chief Secretary Khyber Pakthunkhwa, visited regions impacted by the precipitation.

Yousaf Rahim, the Secretary of Relief, gave the district administrations instructions to speed up the relief effort and offer everyone in the affected districts as much support as possible.

There are nominees for nine districts that have been deemed sensitive, according to KP PDMA Director General Sharif Hussain. Speaking about relief activities, he stated that PDMA was in contact with all relevant groups.

At Lakki Marwat, the roof of a madrassa collapsed due to strong winds and torrential rain, killing one seminary student and injuring six others. Rescue 1122 transported all injured people to the hospital.

While there, PM Shehbaz Sharif and the Crown Prince had a discussion and the Saudi leadership was commended on the well-run WEF Special Meeting and the superb arrangements made by the hosts.

The bilateral relations between the two Islamic nations and the Gaza issue were also topics of discussion during the meeting.

The prime minister prayed and wished His Majesty King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, the custodian of the two holy mosques, good health and a long life. Apart from the bilateral relationship, the conversation also encompassed the regional circumstances, namely concerning the Gaza conflict.

Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was once again extended an invitation by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to make an official visit to Pakistan as soon as possible.

The Prime Minister congratulated the Crown Prince for sending a high-ranking delegation headed by Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah to Pakistan, recalling their previous meeting in Makkah during his Ramadan visit to Saudi Arabia.

The group and their Pakistani colleagues had long discussions about how to improve the Saudi investment portfolio in Pakistan.

In order to carry on the conversation, HE stated that he had sent a powerful group to Riyadh, which included important Ministers in charge of investments, in order to arrange follow-up meetings amongst pertinent officials.

Ahmad, who was speaking at the ICMA Pakistan Members Convocation, emphasized the country’s economy’s outstanding development while also highlighting the difficult macroeconomic environment of the previous year, which was marked by rising inflation, depleting foreign exchange reserves, pressure on exchange rates, and increased uncertainty.

Nonetheless, in the present times, the PKR has stabilized and the stock market is rising to unprecedented heights, reserves have increased to around US$8 billion despite large debt repayments, and inflation is dramatically decreasing.

Ahmad gave the government and SBP credit for their unwavering commitment to addressing macroeconomic difficulties head-on for this reversal.

Ahmad emphasized that the government’s efforts to reduce spending and achieve fiscal consolidation, together with the need for unpopular but necessary actions like the SBP’s increase of the policy rate to 22%, are producing beneficial results.

As global shocks like climate change, technology improvements, and cyber threats become more complex, he emphasized the significance of new viewpoints and creative solutions in tackling long-standing economic concerns.

Congratulating the graduating accounting professionals, Ahmad emphasized the importance of having a thorough understanding of accounting, finance, and economics in order to create workable solutions. He also urged the professionals to take a proactive approach to addressing new difficulties.

Ahmad emphasized the value of leadership abilities in policymaking and urged graduates to positively impact Pakistan’s economic landscape by working hard, being devoted to excellence, and contributing their full effort.

Along with giving a hearty welcome to Governor Jameel Ahmad and other SBP dignitaries, ICMA Pakistan President Shehzad Ahmed Malik also praised the SBP team’s efforts to stabilize the currency. With that, Ahmad presented the graduating CMAs with their degrees.