Balochistan police to implement PITB automation system

LAHORE: The Balochistan government approached the Punjab government to implement the Punjab IT Board’s office automation system in the province.

The Balochistan Police Department has acquired PITB's services for the implementation of e-Foas, following the success of the e-filing and office automation system developed by the Government Digital Services Wing. 

The team under the supervision of DG Government Digital Services Wing Muhammad Waseem Bhatti implemented e-Foas in Central Police Office Quetta within a short span of time. From now on, the CPO Office Quetta will distribute all departmental matters digitally rather than on paper. In this regard, IG Balochistan Abdul Khaliq Sheikh praised the PITB team for implementing this system in the police department within the stipulated time.

While DG of Government Digital Services wing PITB stated that GDS Wing was not only performing its services for the improvement of the governance system in Punjab, but the Central Police Office of Balochistan was also equipped with a digital system.

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