Ishaq Dar reviews consular services reforms
Most outlets reported that Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar reviewed plans to improve Pakistan’s consular services, with a focus on digitisation and service delivery. Dunya News highlighted the introduction of extended working hours and digitisation, while Daily Times emphasised Dar’s directive to strengthen service delivery and transparency. Both excerpts framed the initiative as a step to improve public access.
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Dar reviews steps for improved consular services
ISLAMABAD: Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister (DPM/FM) Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar chaired a meeting at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to review measures to further improve consular services. The DPM/FM was briefed on the steps undertaken to enhance public facilitation, including plans to digitalise consular services and introduce morning and evening shifts to provide greater accessibil...
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Ishaq Dar reviews consular services reforms
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar reviewed progress on improving Pakistan’s consular services during a high-level meeting on Thursday. He directed officials to strengthen service delivery, transparency, and public convenience. The reforms aim to provide faster and more efficient services to citizens. Officials briefed Dar on measures taken to improve public access to […]
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Ishaq Dar reviews reforms to modernise Pakistan's consular services
Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar reviews plans to digitise consular services and introduce extended working hours to improve public access.
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