Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif ordered the National Bureau (NAB) to accelerate the elimination of unanswered cases on Tuesday, while highlighting the need for effective measures to help victims of financial fraud and ensure the rapid recovery of their lost funds. He transmitted the instructions to the anti-Greffe surveillance president, LT Gen (RETD) Nazir Ahmad Butt, who called him to the Prime Minister’s office. Butt presented the NAB performance report for the years 2023-2024 to the Prime Minister. The full report included detailed information on the overall recovery and performance of the NAB headquarters and regional offices in the past two years, noted a press release from the PM office. The Prime Minister congratulated the role of NAB in the national fight against corruption, reaffirming that the elimination of corruption and abuse of the authority remains one of the main priorities of the government.
"The vision of a Pakistan without corruption will be carried out, and Nab will receive all the resources and installations necessary to achieve this objective," The Prime Minister said. He also ordered the anti-corruption guard to accelerate the elimination of pending cases and underlined the need for effective measures to help victims of financial fraud and ensure rapid recovery of their lost funds. Briefing of the Prime Minister, the President of the NAB underlined the recent achievements of the office, noting that over the past two years, the Greeft Buster has recovered billions of diverted public funds and had recovered hundreds of acres of state land illegally occupied. According to the report, Nab concluded 700 surveys, carried out 218 surveys and filed 21 new references during the period 2023-2024. The federal minister of law and judge Azam Nazeer Tarar was also present at the meeting. Prime Minister Bilawal, Prime Minister Bilawal, Shehbaz Sharif, praised Monday President of the PPP, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, and members of a diplomatic delegation for having successfully presented Pakistan’s position as part of the recent Pakistan war during their high-level commitments in the United States, the United Kingdom and Europe. The Prime Minister congratulated the performance of the delegation and their efforts to exhibit "recent Indian propaganda" During visits to the United States, the United Kingdom and European countries. PM said the delegation represented Pakistan’s position with "national spirit" And called the mission a success.
"You have presented the case of Pakistan to the world with unit and a victorious national and returned commitment," PM Shehbaz told the delegation. From the Indian propaganda exposure to the defense of our position before the world powers, the Prime Minister said that the efforts of the delegation are recognized both in the country and abroad.
