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PM Shehbaz Announces Wheat Price of 4500 Rupees for 2027 to Support Farmers

October 23, 2026 • 1 hour ago •

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has announced a proposed wheat price of 4500 rupees for the year 2027, a move aimed at supporting farmers across the nation. This decision reflects a 1000 rupee increase from last year’s price, taking into account the rising production costs.

The announcement was made during a meeting that included consultations with President Nawaz Sharif and the Chief Ministers of Punjab and Sindh. Prime Minister Sharif emphasized the government’s commitment to ensuring fair compensation for farmers, which is crucial for sustaining agricultural productivity in Pakistan.

This price adjustment is expected to have significant implications for the agricultural sector, potentially alleviating financial pressures on farmers and encouraging increased wheat production. As wheat is a staple food in Pakistan, this decision may also help stabilize food prices in the long run, benefiting consumers.

Looking ahead, the government plans to monitor the agricultural market closely and engage with stakeholders to ensure the effective implementation of this pricing strategy. Further discussions are anticipated in upcoming meetings to address any challenges that may arise in the agricultural sector.

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