QiiiWrite any two steps taken by the government for economic development after the creation of Pakistan?

Ans: Important steps taken by the government of Pakistan for the economic
development are as under:
1 In 1947 the government held an industrial conference. In this conference it
I gave recommendations for the establishment of industrial units related to
existing raw material like jute, cotton, leather etc.
2 To promote the work of investors Industrial Board and Industrial Financial
Cooperation was established. This began economic development.

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