PM Shahbaz Sharif inaugurates Online Mobile Registration System for Overseas Pakistanis

Government of PakistanPM Shahbaz Sharif inaugurates Online Mobile Registration System for Overseas Pakistanis
  • Non-financial package will be announced in next few days for Overseas Pakistanis: PM

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: Prime Minister Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif on Tuesday inaugurated the Online Temporary Mobile Phone Registration System for Overseas Pakistanis and foreign nationals under which the applicant will be granted 120 days without payment of custom duties.

The system will enable Overseas Pakistanis and foreign nationals to avail this facility to use their personal phones while visiting Pakistan.

They can apply and avail free registration facility of 120 days on each visit to Pakistan.

Overseas Pakistanis, students studying abroad, labour working abroad and foreign nationals visiting Pakistan for tourism or business purposes can benefit from this facility.

While addressing the Inaugural Ceremony in Islamabad, Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif said that Pakistani youth is making significant progress in the field of information technology.

The prime minister said that there are immense opportunities in the sector and we should not let them waist. He said that his government has allocated sufficient funds in the current budget for different programmes for youth.

Shahbaz Sharif said that the Special Investment Facilitation Council has been constituted in Pakistan to attract foreign investment and revive Country’s economy.

Dubbing SIFC as a programme of economic recovery, he said that the IT Ministry has key role in achieving the goals set in this regard. He stressed the need to promote IT parks in the Country to enhance IT exports. He said that free laptops are being distributed among bright students on merit.

To further facilitate the Overseas Pakistanis, the prime minister said that a non-financial package will be announced in next few days for them.

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