Isb Reviews Consular Services Amid Public Amenities Enhancements
Islamabad, Pakistan – The Federal Government, under the leadership of Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar, held an important meeting to review the Consular services provided to the public. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Consular Services Team briefed the meeting on the services being offered to the public. According to a spokesperson, the Deputy Prime Minister emphasized the need for transparency and effective verification as the foundation of the Ministry’s mission. He also stressed the importance of further efforts to provide citizens with the best possible services at the lowest possible costs.
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