Fuel stations face licence cancellation for snubbing subsidy recipients

PM Shehbaz Sharif orders fuel station licence cancellations for failing to serve subsidy recipients.

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Nov 5, 2026

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Fuel stations face licence cancellation for snubbing subsidy recipients

PM Shehbaz Sharif orders fuel station licence cancellations for failing to serve subsidy recipients.

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PM Shehbaz Sharif orders fuel station licence cancellations for failing to serve subsidy recipients. Pakistan's prime minister directs cancellation of fuel station licences for those not facilitating subsidy recipients under the Prime Minister's Fuel Relief Programme. Originally reported by Daily Times.

PM Shehbaz Sharif directs licence cancellations

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif ordered authorities to cancel licences of petrol pumps that fail to facilitate registered beneficiaries under the Prime Minister’s Fuel Relief Programme.

Programme registration progress

15.06 million motorcycle owners and 449,000 vehicle owners with engine capacities up to 800cc have registered under the subsidy scheme.

Fuel token distribution

63,153,685 fuel tokens issued, 59,445,347 used under the scheme.

Subsidy disbursement

Rs28.6 billion disbursed under the fuel subsidy scheme as of November 4, 2:026.

Subsidy scheme details

Motorcycle owners get Rs100 per litre on 20-litre monthly quota, vehicle owners get Rs100 per litre on 30-litre monthly quota.

SME financing directive

Shehbaz Sharif abolished 80 per cent export requirement for SMEs accessing long-term financing.

SME financing enforcement

No bank will deviate from implementing concessional financing scheme for SMEs and exporters.

SME support measures

Government will improve accreditation standards, laboratory expansion and regulatory procedures for exporters.

Sudanese minister visit

Sudan's Interior Minister Lt. General Babiker Samra Mustafa Ali visited Pakistan for talks on bilateral relations.

Sudan-Pakistan relations

Pakistan aims to help Sudan emerge as peaceful, stable and prosperous country through trade and investment.

Sudanese gratitude

Sudanese minister thanked Pakistan for humanitarian assistance and international forum support.

At a glance

Pakistan's prime minister directs cancellation of fuel station licences for those not facilitating subsidy recipients under the Prime Minister's Fuel Relief Programme.

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