QUETTA, Dec 5: Prime Minister Mir Zafarullah Jamali has said that his government would make allout efforts to eliminate unemployment from the country and a comprehensive strategy would soon be evolved in this regard.

Talking to newsmen at Rojhan Jamali on Thursday on arrival from Islamabad, he said that he was aware of the problem of joblessness being faced by educated youth in the country.

Replying to a question, he said as far as development was concerned his government would take steps for the speedy development of the country, specially Balochistan, which was ignored by the previous regimes.

“With the passage of time, development activities would be accelerated in the country,” Jamali said. He said four abolished districts of Balochistan were restored on the demand of the people who suffered a lot after they were abolished.

He said that his government would take all steps for the benefit of the people of the country.

Referring to the mega projects and construction of roads in the province, the prime minister said he had directed the National Highway Authority officials to immediately complete the highway linking Sindh to Dera Allahyar and Dera Murad Jamali.

Replying to another question, he said that any political party that enjoyed majority support had the right to form government in Sindh and it would be allowed full opportunity to do so.

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