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Pakistan’s Rs 9.6 Billion Convoy: Why the SCO Vehicle Plan Demands More Than a Security Explanation

Pakistan’s proposed Rs 9.6 billion fleet for the 2027 SCO summit tests its austerity pledge. What is approved, what remains pending, and who must answe

Illustrative luxury vehicle convoy in Islamabad representing Pakistan’s proposed Rs 9.6 billion SCO summit fleet

Pakistan has told its people to accept austerity while officials pursue an exception for a proposed Rs 9.6 billion fleet of armoured luxury cars. That contradiction is the story. Visiting heads of state need credible protection, and Pakistan must host them safely. But a security requirement does not, by itself, explain why the state must buy 45 vehicles, why these models were selected, or what taxpayers will get back after the 2027 Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit ends.

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