UNFPA Country Representative called on Adviser to PM on Finance and Revenue

Ms. Lina Mousa, Country Representative United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) called on the Adviser to the Prime Minister on Finance & Revenue Dr. Abdul Hafeez Shaikh at the Q Block to discuss ways for further strengthening her organisation’s strategic partnership with Pakistan.

During the courtesy call-on, the UNFPA country representative briefed the Adviser on various initiatives undertaken by the UNFPA with different ministries and departments both at the national and provincial level in the areas of population & development, family planning & reproductive health, data for development, youth and gender.

Dr. Abdul Hafeez Shaikh lauded the efforts of UNFPA, particularly the technical and financial support for enhancing the national capacity on population related issues and wished the partnership would be further strengthened in the coming years.

Abdul Rahman

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