LAHORE: Special Assistant to the Chief Minister Punjab for Information Hasaan Khawar has said institutions like the FIA and the Punjab Forensic Science Agency (PFSA) are active in Pakistan with regard to white collar, cyber and tech crimes and the government is enhancing their capabilities as per the requirements of modern times.
He expressed these views while addressing the HR Tech Fest 2022 here on Saturday. He further said that due to ever changing modern technology, shape of careers in the world is changing rapidly.
“Technology has literally transcended physical borders between countries and developing countries like Pakistan have a wonderful opportunity to traverse a hundred years gap in a single leap and stand in the ranks of developed countries,” he added.
He said that 64 percent of the population in Pakistan is below 30 years of age and one out of every three persons is between 15 and 29 years of age.
“According to the vision of Prime Minister Imran Khan, the government is striving to adapt this youth bulge in line with the demands of the new age. Together with our youth, we will take Pakistan to the place where we see developed countries today,” he added.
Meanwhile, in his statement regarding renovation of the Chief Minister’s Office, he maintained that the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) came into government with the slogan of austerity; “thus, from 2018 to date, not a single new vehicle has been procured for the Chief Minister’s Secretariat while we have halved...
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