In the 1993 general elections, the Pakistan People's Party won a majority. The Pakistan People's Party, along with other allies, formed governments in the Center, Sindh, Punjab and NWPP (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa). The government of Benazir Bhutto was more confident and stable this time. She advanced the process of national development through various reforms. Here are some of them:
Industrial Reforms
Many concessions were announced for setting up industries in the country, but heavy taxes were imposed on the people. Thus, the country remained a victim of industrial and economic crisis.
Agricultural Reforms
In the second term of Benazir Bhutto's government, Kisan Bank was set up to provide loans and tractors to farmers through Public Tractor Scheme. Agricultural Development Bank and other commercial banks also issued agricultural loans to farmers to buy seeds, fertilizers and pesticides.
Educational Reforms
Primary education and women education were area of attention during this period. Steps were taken for the benefit of teachers. Government took initiatives to increase facilities in educational institutions.