The Chairperson of the Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP), Senator Rubina Khalid, recently emphasized the importance of improving access to essential services for women beneficiaries of BISP. She highlighted these needs during her meeting with the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) Chairman, Lt. Gen. Muhammad Munir Afsar. Their discussion focused on ways to provide better support for women benefiting from BISP, especially in securing necessary documents and services.
Highlights of the Meeting Between Rubina Khalid and NADRA Chairman
During the meeting on Tuesday, Rubina Khalid and Lt. Gen. Afsar discussed several important initiatives, including:
Topics Discussed | Details |
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Issuing Form B | The closing ceremony for the delegation’s study tour scheduled for November 14. |
Enhanced Access to Services | Requested NADRA’s support to make essential services more accessible to BISP beneficiaries. |
International Delegation Visit | A West African delegation is studying BISP as a model poverty-reduction program. |
Upcoming Event | The closing ceremony for the delegation’s study tour is scheduled for November 14. |
NADRA’s Commitment to BISP Women
In response to Rubina Khalid’s requests, NADRA Chairman Lt. Gen. Muhammad Munir Afsar assured her of NADRA’s full commitment to helping BISP women. He confirmed NADRA’s support in:
- Streamlined Services: Providing priority and smooth access to services for BISP women to ensure no delays in necessary documentation.
- Dedicated Assistance: Offering dedicated assistance to ensure that BISP beneficiaries receive timely support from NADRA.
Upcoming Event for the West African Delegation
As part of this collaborative effort, Rubina Khalid invited the NADRA Chairman to the closing ceremony of the West African delegation’s study tour on November 14. This event will mark the culmination of the delegation’s visit to Pakistan, providing a platform for both countries to share insights and experiences in social support programs.
Conclusion
Rubina Khalid’s discussion with the NADRA Chairman marks a significant step toward making essential services more accessible for women under the BISP program. With support from NADRA, BISP aims to provide women with the tools and services they need to improve their socioeconomic standing. The ongoing visit by the West African delegation further underscores the program’s success, positioning BISP as a model initiative for poverty reduction.