Formation of intelligence coordination committee okayed by PM Imran Khan, sources say
Sources say PTI-led govt considering legislation in Parliament for new intelligence committee
ISLAMABAD: A recommendation to form an intelligence coordination committee has been greenlit by Prime Minister Imran Khan, Geo News reported on Tuesday, citing sources.
The sources said the coordination committee will include representatives from all of the intelligence agencies of Pakistan. It will be headed by the director-general of the Inter-Services Intelligence (DG ISI), Lt Gen Faiz Hameed, they added.
According to the sources, the intelligence coordination committee would ensure timely sharing of information on all sensitive issues.
The rules and regulations for the new body were being finalised, the sources added.
The sources further mentioned that the federal government was thinking of introducing legislation in the Parliament to set up the new intelligence coordination committee.
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