Islamabad: Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi chaired an important meeting to review ongoing measures for improving coordination between the Ministry of Interior and the Ministry of Defence.
The meeting focused on developing a joint strategy between both ministries to enhance efficiency, security, and public facilitation at airports across Pakistan.
Senior officials including Talal Chaudhry, Secretary Interior, and Secretary Defence attended the meeting. Additional Secretary Interior Major General Noor Wali Khan, Additional Secretary Defence, DG Anti-Narcotics Force, and representatives from FIA also participated.
The meeting discussed steps to improve coordination among all relevant departments working at airports to ensure a smoother travel experience for passengers.
It was decided that effective inter-agency coordination will be ensured to reduce delays and improve operational efficiency at airport checkpoints.
A key decision was made to install modern machinery at airports to upgrade security and screening systems in line with international standards.
The meeting also approved the introduction of joint counters and a one-window checking system, aimed at simplifying procedures for travelers.
Progress on the installation of e-gates at airports was also reviewed to support faster passenger clearance and reduce congestion.
Mohsin Naqvi said that integrating all departments on a single scanning system would save time and improve overall efficiency.
He emphasized the need to provide faster clearance and better facilities to passengers traveling through Pakistani airports.
The minister added that improved coordination between institutions would significantly reduce rush and waiting times at terminals.
Secretary Defence informed the meeting that modern equipment is being imported to protect aircraft from bird strikes and improve aviation safety.
Mohsin Naqvi reiterated that providing modern, fast, and efficient travel facilities to the public remains a top priority of the government.
