“The government has given an unprecedented Ramzan Package and is committed to providing more relief to the masses,” stated Federal Minister Rana Mubashir Iqbal.

Speaking at a news conference in Lahore, the Federal Minister claimed that under the inspiring direction of Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, revolutionary projects had been started in every region of Punjab.

According to him, the PML-N will continue the tradition of public service independent of political allegiance.

He added that under PML-N Supreme Muhammad Nawaz Sharif’s leadership, terrorism was eliminated from the nation, but the PTI’s intention to relocate terrorists seriously harmed the fight against terrorism.

Because every administrative unit maintained its own population estimates, it was difficult to get reliable national data for Pakistan’s 1997 national census.

The government responded by requesting that the Pakistani military supervise the procedure. The census was to be coordinated by the army air defense command headquarters.

As a result, a digital identity system was created. The National Database and Registration Authority was established in March 1998, and 60 million data forms were sent out across the country. The census collected detailed information on each person in addition to population data.

With assistance from the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics, government workers, and the armed forces, the project was finished despite having few resources. A significant challenge was digitizing the data, which involved developing a system to process Urdu digitally.

The computerized National Identity Card was first made available by NADRA in 2001.

Thanks to the efforts of the Armed Forces and other important institutions, Pakistan is now one of the few nations with a modern digital identity system.

In Jeddah, Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar met with world leaders in bilateral discussions and reached an agreement to improve people-to-people exchanges and fortify political, defense, cultural, and commercial connections.

In Jeddah, the Deputy Prime Minister met with Azerbaijan’s Foreign Minister Ilham Bayramov to discuss both regional and international concerns. In areas of shared interest, the leaders reaffirmed their resolve to deepen their relationship.

In light of the president of Azerbaijan’s recent visit to Pakistan, both parties decided to keep the bilateral relationship on its current positive trajectory and deepen their collaboration in areas of shared interest.

In Jeddah, Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar met with Sugiono, the Foreign Minister of Indonesia.

The two countries’ longstanding familial ties were reaffirmed, and both parties committed to strengthening their collaboration in a number of areas.