PM Imran Khan distributes certificates of appreciation to best performing federal ministries
Ministry of Information was declared number one among all ministries.


Islamabad: Prime Minister Imran Khan on Wednesday distributed certificates of appreciation to best performing federal ministries at a function in Islamabad.
According to the press release issued by PM Office, PM Imran Khan distributed certificates of appreciation to 10 best performing federal ministries for their performance.
On the basis of performance, the Ministry of Information was declared number one among all ministries.
According to the Prime Minister's Vision of Good Governance, performance agreements were signed between the Prime Minister's Office and the Federal Ministries under which all the Ministries set targets.
Performance agreements help to improve performance, timely completion of targets, resolution of public issues, effective policy making and compilation of data required for good governance.
The main purpose of these agreements is to evaluate the performance of ministries, enforce penalties and penalties for government officials, and improve service delivery.

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