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NAB believes in zero tolerance against corruption: Qamar

byCT Report
19/08/2017
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ISLAMABAD: A meeting to review the performance of all NAB wings also held under Chairman NAB Qamar Zaman Chaudhry.

According to a statement, the NAB chairman reiterated that the bureau believed in zero tolerance against corruption.

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Terming NAB’s National Anti-Corruption Strategy proactive and successful, he said that the feedback received about initiatives taken by the NAB was very encouraging. The current conviction ratio was nearly 76 per cent, he said.

According to him, the NAB had perfected its procedures and tried to overcome organisational weaknesses. “Operations, prosecution, human resource development and awareness and prevention remain pillars of the organisation.”

He said that an effective accountability mechanism was crucial for national economic growth, promotion of investment and stability of social order. He said the NAB was committed to combating corruption, realising that eradication of corruption was a national duty.

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