A Cabinet Committee has been constituted by the government of Pakistan on the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) to ensure the implementation of recommendations within the contours of the SIFC.
According to the media reports, an order has been issued to constitute the Cabinet Committee on the Special Investment Facilitation Council. The committee will submit decisions to the federal cabinet for approval.
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The Prime Minister of Pakistan, Mian Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif will be chairman of the committee while the Army Chief Asim Munir, Provincial Chief Ministers, and National Coordinator will attend the committee meetings on special invitation.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has also formed another Cabinet Committee on Immigration, Overseas Employment, and Technical Vocational Education and Training. The committee will act as a central forum for all government agencies related to overseas employment and technical training and will review policies in this regard.
The Committee will also approve curriculum, monitoring, and evaluation frameworks for vocational training institutions and will devise plans to combat illegal immigration, human trafficking, and exploitation of skilled workers. The committee will also develop an action plan to engage with international partners.
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