DPM Dar for professional, global standard restructuring of PNSC

ISLAMABAD(National Times)- Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Ishaq Dar on Friday chaired a meeting to review the restructuring of the Pakistan National Shipping Corporation (PNSC), wherein he emphasised that the process must be anchored in professionalism and aligned with global standards

​He directed the authorities concerned to engage world-class shipping and financial consultants to devise a forward-looking roadmap to maximise commercial returns, strengthen Pakistan’s maritime trade logistics and safeguard our national economic interests.

The participants of the meeting discussed transforming PNSC into a competitive, commercially viable and globally recognised maritime entity, besides reviewing proposals to enhance operational efficiency and align corporate governance with international best practices.

​The meeting was attended by Federal Minister for Maritime Affairs, SAPM Tariq Bajwa, the Secretary of the Ministry of Maritime Affairs, and senior officials from relevant ministries and departments.



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