ISLAMABAD: Shehzad Arbab, who was removed from his position of adviser to the prime minister, returned to the federal cabinet on Saturday after he was appointed special assistant to the prime minister on Establishment.
Arbab was removed from his former post after a cabinet reshuffle by PM Imran that took place in the aftermath of a sugar, wheat crises report by the FIA was made public by the prime minister.
With Shehzad's inclusion, the cabinet's numbers have swelled to 48. The cabinet comprises of 18 unelected members, 25 federal ministers, four state ministers. The prime minister has five advisers and 14 special assistants.
All five advisers of the premier, including 13 special assistants, are unelected. Special assistants Sania Nishtar and Arbab Shehzad have the same powers as federal ministers.
