Prime Minister Orders Strict Enforcement of Office Timings Across Federal Departments
Islamabad – Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has expressed serious concern over the continued lack of punctuality within various ministries, divisions, and autonomous organizations of the federal government. In response, a new directive has been issued to reinforce discipline and improve public service delivery.
According to a statement released by the Cabinet Division on Tuesday, all government officials have been reminded of the mandatory observance of official working hours. The Prime Minister has made it clear that timeliness and discipline are non-negotiable in federal institutions.
Top Officials Urged to Lead by Example
The directive specifically calls on Federal Secretaries and heads of attached departments and autonomous bodies to set a strong example by strictly following and enforcing office hours. The goal is to enhance institutional efficiency and establish a culture of accountability and professionalism.
“Government officers and staff must adhere to designated office timings without exception,” the Cabinet Division emphasized in its notice.
Improving Service Delivery Through Discipline
This renewed push for punctuality is part of the government’s broader effort to enhance service delivery, boost productivity, and ensure that citizens receive timely and effective support from public institutions.
The Cabinet Secretary, echoing the Prime Minister’s concerns, underscored the urgency of this matter and urged all departments to comply fully with the instructions.
A Call for Accountability in Public Service
With this move, the government is signaling a firm stance on improving the functioning of state institutions through discipline and better time management. Departments that fail to comply may face increased scrutiny as the government looks to instill reforms that prioritize citizen service and efficiency.
Stay tuned for more updates on governance reforms, public service improvements, and key policy directives from the Prime Minister’s Office.