In the midst of the deepening economic crisis and increasing austerity amid the Iran war, the Shehbaz Sharif government of Pakistan has taken a major decision to cancel the grand military parade celebration of Pakistan Day on 23rd March. The government said that in view of the current situation, this time the events will be held in a simple manner. The government said, "In view of the Gulf oil crisis and the cost-cutting measures announced by the government, it has been decided that there will be no Pakistan Day Parade and related formal events on 23rd March." The statement issued by the government said that in view of the ongoing oil crisis in the Gulf region and its economic impacts, Pakistan Day will now be celebrated with only a flag-hoisting ceremony with "dignity and honour." All ministries and government departments have been directed to celebrate this day with simplicity and seriousness. The government said, "Measures are being taken to ensure that Pakistan Day is celebrated in accordance with the ideal framework of Pakistan's dedication, resilience and resilience."
Pakistan Cancels Military Parade Celebration Amid Economic Crisis
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