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FBR, NACTA establishing Joint Intelligence Directorate to fight terrorism

byAftab Channa
09/02/2016
in Karachi, Latest News, Slider News
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KARACHI: The National Counter Terrorism Authority and the Federal Board of Revenue are all set to establish a Joint Intelligence Directorate to counter the terrorism and related activities.

In this regard, the FBR has asked the Collectors/Directors to nominate three customs officers for establishing a joint intelligence directorate (JID) envisioned under NACTA Act, 2013 and Section 47 of National Internal Security Policy (NISP 2014-18).

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The Joint Intelligence Directorate will serve as a coordination platform for information exchange between NACTA and Pakistan Customs with a view to achieve the common objective of countering terrorism and allied activities in the country. It will consist of 30 desks one of which will be headed by a BS-18 officer of Pakistan Customs, preferably having experience of serving in Directorate General Intelligence and Investigation, FBR, who will primary serve as conduit of information exchange between NACTA and Pakistan Customs.

The FBR asked Customs directorate to nominate such officers of Pakistan Customs Service (PCS) BS-18 who are interested in the position and have relevant qualification and experience should be forwarded to FBR, along with their CVs at the earliest.

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