Naqvi Assures Full Protection of Overseas Pakistanis’ Property

ISLAMABAD – Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi on Tuesday assured that the property rights of overseas Pakistanis will be fully protected. He said no one would be allowed to occupy their land unlawfully. The minister emphasized that safeguarding these investments is a priority for the government. He stressed that overseas Pakistanis’ capital in Islamabad is both welcomed and valued. Authorities aim to create a secure environment for continued investment without fear.

Naqvi announced that the deputy commissioner (DC) of Islamabad must resolve any property dispute involving overseas Pakistanis within seven days. This decision aims to ensure swift and fair handling of cases. The minister said timely resolution is essential to maintain investor confidence. Officials will monitor the process to guarantee accountability. This step highlights the government’s commitment to protecting property rights.

The minister highlighted the importance of providing a secure and investor-friendly environment. He assured that the government will take action against illegal encroachments on overseas Pakistanis’ land. Naqvi emphasized that clear rules and transparency will guide all property-related decisions. Authorities aim to reduce delays and obstacles in resolving disputes. This approach encourages more overseas Pakistanis to invest confidently in the country.

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Furthermore, the government plans to ensure a robust legal framework for property protection. Naqvi said any violation will be addressed quickly and effectively. He stressed that overseas Pakistanis should trust the system and continue their investments. Officials will take transparent actions to prevent disputes from escalating. This strategy underlines the state’s focus on investor safety and legal protection.

Finally, Naqvi reiterated the government’s dedication to the welfare of overseas Pakistanis. He called their investments crucial for Islamabad’s growth and development. The minister assured that authorities would maintain strong oversight to prevent any unlawful property occupation. Citizens and investors are encouraged to report concerns promptly. Overall, the measures aim to build confidence and secure overseas Pakistani assets.