Bilawal presents PPP manifesto for elections 2018

INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Bhutto Zardari on Thursday presented party manifesto, saying he believes it is the duty of government to not only save citizens from foreign
invasion and internal violence but also from poverty, hunger and malnutrition.Bilawal launched PPP manifesto at National Press Club
Islamabad
PPP Co-Chairman Asif Ali Zardari, Opposition leader in Senate Sherry Rehman, former CM Sindh Murad Ali Shah and other party leaders were
for Everyone)Bilawal said Benazir Bhutto made a promise to the people of Pakistan
It was the promise of a peaceful, prosperous and progressive Pakistan for all our people.He went on to say the current economic situation is
unstable, intolerable and unsustainable
The bottom half of our population have seen their condition become more precarious as profiteers and contractors have seen their fortunes
modelled on serving the people, he added
Unemployment, low pay, and harsh working conditions are everyday realities in which the majority of our people try to provide for their
families.A secure home remains a distant dream for millions who live in shanty towns without water or municipal services, urban informal
settlements or under the shadow of rural powerbrokers in villages.Health services are severely stretched and a family that has the
misfortune of facing ill health or an accident, rapidly becomes vulnerable to extreme poverty.Education, which was once seen as a way out of
poverty, is increasingly expensive, and of questionable quality
citizens not only from foreign aggression and internal violence, but also from poverty, hunger, malnutrition, disease, unemployment, and
economy for all, so that there are decent jobs and living wages for ordinary women and men struggling to look after their families.The
prosperity and progress for all our people, particularly those who have suffered injustice and exploitation, has guided us through the
all our children and youth so that they may excel, become active citizens of Pakistan and confident members of the global community; rebuild
and build an economy that works for all our people, now and into the future; deepen democracy by fostering harmony among people, between
people, our state and among institutions of our state and to make the government accountable and answerable to the people by strengthening
over the reins.