Islamabad: Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal has stated that the government is committed to promoting a paperless environment as it is essential for sustainable and eco-friendly growth. He chaired the first paperless meeting of the Central Development Working Party in Islamabad, marking a significant step toward digital transformation within the government. According to Radio Pakistan, Minister Ahsan Iqbal emphasized that this shift represents a positive development towards national progress and modernization. He announced that all future CDWP meetings will be conducted digitally, with members instructed to attend with their laptops. This initiative aims to ensure an efficient and organized approach to governmental operations.
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