The meeting was told that with the receipt of loan applications worth over Rs6 billion during the last two weeks alone, an exceptional increase was being witnessed in the average percentage of bank loans.
The Prime Minister said that boundaries of all the cities should be specified to check the unorganized expansion and protect green areas.
He said that the huge potential of tourism in Azad Jammu and Kashmir should be explored and exploited.
The Prime Minister also called for making strict regulations to curb illegal constructions in Azad Kashmir.
The meeting was told that the AJK government will provide land worth Rs5.6 billion for the construction of houses for migrants. In the first phase 1300 families will be provided with houses.
The Prime Minister directed for the early construction of quality and low cost residences for migrants from the Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK).
The meeting was told that with 63% area of AJK consisting of forests, 56.5% of the total AJK territory comprised public land. Land-use mapping of 10 districts of AJK had been completed.
The Prime Minister directed to take all possible measures for the protection of forests and their natural growth.