Islamabad: Finance Minister Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb has directed the acceleration of the rightsizing process within federal government departments, emphasizing the goals of improving efficiency, reducing costs, and enhancing service delivery.
According to Radio Pakistan, this directive was issued during a meeting of the Sub-Committee on Rightsizing of the Federal Government, chaired by the Finance Minister in Islamabad. The meeting assessed the progress made across eight distinct phases of the rightsizing initiative.
The Finance Minister highlighted the importance of clearly quantifying and reflecting recurring savings from the approved measures in the national budget and the medium-term fiscal framework. He emphasized that rightsizing efforts should focus not only on reducing the size of the government but also on enhancing productivity, resource utilization, and public service delivery.
Aurangzeb underscored the necessity of closely monitoring the process to ensure both timely implementation and sustainable improvements in government efficiency and fiscal management.
During the meeting, Federal Minister for Climate Change and Convener of the Sub-Committee, Senator Dr. Musadik Malik, advocated for a focused, time-bound action plan with clearly defined responsibilities. This plan aims to ensure the effective implementation of the approved recommendations.
