Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has convened a federal cabinet meeting today (Thursday) in Islamabad to assess the country’s political, economic, and security landscape. The meeting, held at the Prime Minister’s Office under his chairmanship, will address a 13-point agenda.
Sources indicate that the cabinet will consider initiating an inquiry into remarks made by a former minister regarding PIA pilots during the PTI government. Additionally, it is expected to approve the Middle East Green Initiative Charter.
Key discussions will also cover the establishment of special courts in Islamabad, the restructuring of Accountability Court No. 3, and the appointment of a new Karachi Port Trust chairman. The cabinet will further endorse an agreement between Pakistan Customs and Azerbaijan’s State Customs Committee.
Moreover, the meeting is set to ratify decisions made by the Cabinet Committee on Legal Affairs during its session on January 22.
