Pakistan's PM Orders Expansion of Aasaan Khidmat Centers Nationwide
The directive follows reports that 99.5% of citizens using the Islamabad center expressed satisfaction with its services, which average 3 to 10 minutes per transaction.
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Pakistan's prime minister has ordered the expansion of Aasaan Khidmat Centers across the country, citing high satisfaction rates among citizens who have used the service at its Islamabad location, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan.
Officials said 99.5% of citizens who used the Islamabad Aasaan Khidmat Centre expressed satisfaction with the services provided, with the average service time ranging between three and ten minutes. The centers are designed to provide citizens with streamlined access to a range of government services in a single location.
The expansion order is intended to replicate the Islamabad center's model in other cities, extending faster and more accessible government service delivery to a broader population. Officials did not provide a specific timeline for the rollout or detail which cities would be prioritized for new centers.
The initiative forms part of broader efforts by the Pakistani government to modernize public service delivery and reduce bureaucratic delays faced by citizens seeking routine government documentation and services. Authorities said further details on the expansion plan would be announced in the coming weeks.
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- PM orders expansion of Aasaan Khidmat Centers across country — APP (Pakistan)
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