Prime Minister Imran Khan unveiled on Friday a public version of country's first-ever National Security Policy


Islamabad: Adviser to Prime Minister on National Security Moeed Yusuf on Saturday shared the link of the website from where the first-ever National Security Policy launched by Prime Minister Imran Khan yesterday could be accessed.
Moeed Yusuf said in a Twitter post that the policy has been launched at the website and the people could read its content. “The public version of the National Security Policy and its summary can be found at http://nsd.gov.pk,” he said.
The public version of the National Security Policy and its summary can be found at https://t.co/bpzcMtQC7m pic.twitter.com/NoJVhhSLFj
— Moeed W. Yusuf (@YusufMoeed) January 15, 2022
On Friday, Prime Minister Imran Khan unveiled a public version of the country's first-ever National Security Policy (NSP), saying the country was in dire need of a multi-pronged strategy for the future to ensure the protection of its citizens and guard economic interests.
The NSP was approved by the federal cabinet on December 28, a day after it got the nod of the National Security Committee.

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