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Remi Minister Shahbaz Sharif unveiled a historic welfare and investment package in the overseas Pakistani Convention 2025.

With this move, the government has taken a step towards strengthening its relations with 9 million overseas Pakistanis, confirming its significant role in national development and its commitment to institutional reforms, economic recovery and comprehensive policy -making.

At this year’s convention, a record number of participants from around the world participated in formal engagement, which showed the government’s commitment to empower Daspura through the government’s incentives, legal protection and their contribution to the homeland.

The government has introduced a multi -faceted reform package designed to solve some of the long -standing issues facing Pakistanis abroad. The move includes new measures from legal resolution, employment facilities, education and financial reforms.

A major highlight of the package is the establishment of special courts dedicated to tackling the legal challenges facing foreign citizens. For decades, Pakistanis abroad have struggled with non -resolving ground disputes, fraud and bureaucratic connectivity. The formation of these courts promises to ensure rapid justice and ensure immigrants’ assurance that their rights will be protected.

Under a significant pressure for human capital development, the government has announced a 5 % quota in universities for children of Pakistanis abroad with 15 % quota in medical colleges. This will ensure that their next generation is connected to their roots. In addition, 5,000 NAVTTC skills development courses are being launched especially for Daspura youth.

After understanding the social economic obstacles facing the members of Dye -Vara, the government has announced the ease of age in public sector jobs. Men has 5 years for men and 7 years for women. Progressive policy recognizes the complex facts of migration and rehabilitation, especially for women who are often ignored in previous reforms.

In addition, overseas Pakistanis will now be considered as filers by the Federal Board of Revenue. This gives them relief in banking and business transactions taxes, which removes a major obstacle to remittances, investment and business activities.

To recognize high -performing performers, civil awards will now be awarded the annual August 14, a symbol of national definition and makes remittances a matter of national pride. The purpose of this identity is to promote morale and promote the support of the dye for the national economy.

What separates this government is not only the policy content but also the seriousness of the follow -up mechanism. Fourteen key Daspura demands have been accepted. A follow -up committee headed by Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar has been constituted to ensure that these promises translate into the real change. This could eliminate the traditional cycle of token promises and create an institutional memorandum around Die -Vara engagement.

Although the challenges are implemented, the presence of a follow -up committee, the integration of provincial governments and the establishment of convenience procedure shows that the government is serious.

In Punjab and Balochistan, the boards of revenue have already set up special facilities offices to address the lands and tax concerns of citizens abroad. The government is trying to imitate this model in Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Azad Jammu and Kashmir, which indicates its equal access and its vision for nationwide enforcement.

In the digital period, the rhetorical impression as well as policies. Campaigns that target politically inspired information have in the past lifted confidence. Recognizing this, the government has pledged to counter misinformation through digital literacy and active engagement.

The new digital flexibility strategy will ensure that citizens abroad get accurate, timely information from reliable sources.

By celebrating the achievements of Pakistanis abroad and integrating foreign missions into the convenience framework, the government is promoting Pakistan’s gentle power. This increases the country’s global image and replaced Daspura as the main pillar of foreign policy and national progress.

The most appreciated result of the 2025 convention is to hold an annual overseas convention in April every April. Regular engagement will no longer be symbolic. This policy will become a organized channel of dialogue, planning and partnerships.

Through direct access to ministers and constant feedback, Pakistanis abroad will now have a seat on the table to formulate policies that affect their lives.

By making Dye -Vara’s engagement, Pakistan is combining itself in the best global ways. Countries like India, the Philippines and Ireland have long benefited from the strong partnership of the state Daspura. Pakistan is now catching.

Pakistan has long been facing mental drains – lack of opportunities at home and identifying talented people into global markets. New reforms turn this challenge into an opportunity. With ease of educational quotas, skill development programs and recruitment rules, the government is actively working to turn this trend.

Overseas doctors, engineers and businessmen can now re -enter Pakistan’s economy without overcoming strict bureaucratic barriers. The government’s point of view will ensure that Pakistan will benefit not only from remittances, but also from the capabilities, ideas and experiences of its overseas workers.

The overseas Pakistani Convention 2025 is a historic turning point. The package is not just a policy document – this is a comprehensive, co -governance map. The government not only listened to the workers abroad, but it has also worked. It has created a platform that reflects the aspirations of millions of Pakistanis abroad and offers practical mechanisms to bring them closer to their homeland.

Although the challenges of implementation are pending, the presence of a follow -up committee, the integration of provincial governments and the establishment of convenience procedure shows that the government is serious.

Every overseas Pakistani has been the message of this convention: You have not been forgotten. You are equal partners in the journey to Pakistan towards prosperity.

Author is the News International Reporter. This can be reached at Sherali999984@gmail.com.