Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has revealed the portfolio assignments for the newly inducted members of the federal cabinet, signaling the beginning of a new era in governance. Notable appointments include the allocation of the foreign ministry to seasoned finance veteran Ishaq Dar and the leadership of the finance team to banker Muhammad Aurangzeb.
Khawaja Asif assumes the pivotal role of defence minister, accompanied by additional responsibilities in defence production and aviation. Meanwhile, Mohsin Naqvi, former caretaker chief minister of Punjab, takes charge of the interior ministry, underscoring the government’s focus on security and internal affairs.
Among other appointments, Ahsan Iqbal retains his position overseeing planning, development, and special initiatives, emphasizing continuity in strategic planning and economic development. Additionally, various ministers are entrusted with portfolios ranging from industries and production to law and justice, reflecting the diverse array of challenges facing the nation.
One notable absence from the portfolio assignments is State Minister Shaza Fatima Khwaja, whose role remains pending. This underscores the meticulous approach of the government in ensuring the alignment of expertise and responsibilities within the cabinet.
As the nation grapples with pressing issues ranging from economic stability to national security, the unveiling of the federal cabinet portfolios signifies a proactive step towards addressing these challenges head-on under the leadership of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.
