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PM Shehbaz Inaugurates Multiple Development Projects in Gilgit-Baltistan

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif inaugurated a series of development projects in Gilgit-Baltistan on Thursday, underscoring the federal government's stated commitment to infrastructure investment in Pakistan's northernmost and strategically significant territory. The projects span multiple sectors including connectivity, energy, and social infrastructure.

Gilgit-Baltistan holds critical geopolitical and economic importance for Pakistan as the gateway to the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor and the site of several major hydropower generation projects. Federal investment in the region has accelerated in recent years, with successive governments using inauguration events to signal political attention to the area.

The Prime Minister's visit and the associated inaugurations carry both developmental and political significance ahead of ongoing debates around GB's constitutional status. Development spending is frequently used to demonstrate federal commitment to a region that has long pressed for full provincial status.

Officials accompanying the Prime Minister highlighted progress on road expansion, educational facilities, and power sector projects, stating that the investments would improve connectivity, employment, and the living standards of the region's population.

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Sources: The Nation
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