Government of Pakistan Ministry of Interior & Narcotics Control (Narcotics Control Division) Islamabad

GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN MINISTRY OF INTERIOR & NARCOTICS CONTROL (NARCOTICS CONTROL DIVISION) ISLAMABAD.

YEAR BOOK 2015-16

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Government of Pakistan Ministry of Interior and Narcotics Control Narcotics Control Division (Coordination Wing) ***

EDITORIAL BOARD

Mr. Ata Hussain Shah Hashmi Deputy Secretary

Mr. Feroze Khan Section Officer

Mr. Sajid Hussain Assistant Accounts Officer

MESSAGE FROM THE FEDERAL MINISTER FOR INTERIOR & NARCOTICS CONTROL

Narcotics trafficking and drug abuse is a challenge faced by Pakistan since eighties. Not only narcotics and illegal drugs are trafficked through Pakistan to other countries, but a sizeable quantity of these substances are consumed among the local population. This has created a two fold challenge. Firstly, narcotics trafficking is earning a bad name for the country, secondly, the local consumption of these substances is causing a great harm to the social fabric of our society. The most vulnerable segments of population are youth, street children and student community at large. The Government of Pakistan has been aware of this challenge and has taken many steps to stem the tide of this menace. The very creation of Ministry of Narcotics Control in the year 1989 is an evidence of our resolve to put in place effective policy and operational mechanisms to check the drug trafficking and abuse in the country.

Since the assumption of office by the present Government the Narcotics Control Division (NCD) is actively engaged in many areas relating to narcotics control, drugs supply reduction, demand reduction, and rehabilitation of addicts. We have also accelerated our contact with other international development partners – both at multi-lateral and bi-lateral levels.

I sincerely hope that the Division alongwith active support of other stakeholders will be able to stem the tide of narcotics abuse in Pakistan, Insha-Allah. Pakistan Painda Baad.

Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan Federal Minister Ministry of Interior and Narcotics Control Islamabad

FOREWORD

This Year Book for the period 2015-16 has been prepared in pursuance of Rule 25 (2) of the Rules of Business 1973 by the Narcotics Control Division for information of the Cabinet and all Ministries/Divisions. This document highlights the activities, achievements and progress undertaken by the Narcotics Control Division and its attached department during the year 2015-16 for reducing the drug menace in the country.

During the period under review, Pakistan’s performance on account of drug seizures have been exemplary with record seizures. Pakistan’s Anti Narcotics Policy revolves around three pillars; i) Drug Supply Reduction, ii) Drug Demand Reduction & iii) International Cooperation.

I sincerely hope that our modest effort would sufficiently address the needs and interest of the researchers and other governmental/non-governmental entities.

Ajaz Ali Khan Federal Secretary Narcotics Control Division Ministry of Interior and Narcotics Control Islamabad

CONTENTS S# Subject Page# 1 INTRODUCTION 1 Organogram of Narcotics Control Division 1 Functions of the Narcotics Control Division 2 2 POLICY WING 3 NOCs for Import/Export of Precursor Chemicals 4 Quota Allocation of Controlled Drugs 4 MOUs/Agreements 4 International Forums 4 Meetings of Secretary, NCD with Foreign Dignitaries 4 Foreign Trainings/Meetings/Seminars/Workshops 5 Special Session of the UN General Assembly on World Drug Problem 5 Report on 59th Session of Commission on Narcotics Drugs - Vienna, Austria 8 Colombo Plan (ICCE) Initiatives in Pakistan 15 3 COORDINATION WING 15 Mass Awareness Activities 16 Seminars 17 Print Media Activities 21 Hajj Season Campaign 21 4 DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS 22 Kala Dhaka Area Development Project 22 Khyber Area Development Project 23 Bajaur Area Development Project 23 Mohmand Area Development Project 23 5 ADMINISTRATION WING 24 Sanctioned Strength 24 Functions 24 6 ANTI NARCOTICS FORCE (ANF) 25 Organogram of Anti Narcotics Force 26 Mandate of ANF 27 Organization of ANF 28 ANF’s Strategy 28 Management Strategy 29 Appointments in ANF 29 7 NATIONAL ANTI NARCOTICS POLICY - 2010 30 Implementation & Monitoring 30 Drug Supply Reduction Initiatives 30 Drug Supply Reduction Activities 31 Comparative Seizures Data - FY 2014-15 and 2015-16 31 Poppy Cultivation and Destruction in Pakistan 32 Drug Burning Ceremony - 2015 33 State Freezing, Forfeiture & Realization in FY 2015-16 33 Prosecution 33 Drug Demand Reduction (DDR) Activities 34 International Cooperation 34 8 INDEX OF ANNEXURES 41 9 ABBREVIATIONS 59 6

Introduction of the Narcotics Control Division

Pakistan Narcotics Board (PNB) was set up in 1957 in the Revenue Division (Central Board of Revenue). The Pakistan Narcotics Board consisted of representatives from the Provincial Governments and some Federal Ministries/Divisions. Pakistan ratified the single Convention on narcotics drugs, 1961 on August 15, 1965. To meet obligations under the said Convention, the Government of Pakistan established the Pakistan Narcotics Control Board (PNCB) through a declaration on 8th March, 1973.

The Narcotics Control Division (NCD) was established in 1989 and the Pakistan Narcotics Control Board (PNCB) became its attached department. The Anti Narcotics Task Force (ANTF) was also established in 1991. On February 21, 1995, PNCB and ANTF were merged to constitute Anti Narcotics Force (ANF) as an attached department of Narcotics Control Division. Thereafter, the ANF has been re-organized through ANF Act 1997. The Narcotics Control Division was given the status of a full-fledged ministry in 2002 up to 2013. In July 2013, NCD was made part of the Ministry of Interior and Narcotics Control.

Organogram of the Narcotics Control Division:

Federal Minister Parliamentary Secretary

Secretary

Joint Secretary

Deputy Secretary Deputy Secretary Deputy Secretary (Policy) (Administration) (Coordination)

Section Section Section Section Section Officer(P-I) Officer(P-II) Officer(P-III) Officer(C&C) Officer(C-II)

Section Section Section Section Officer(Admn) Officer(B&A) Officer(Gen) Officer(ANF)

Functions of the Narcotics Control Division:

The assigned functions of the Narcotics Control Division (NCD) as given at Schedule-II, Rule 3(3) of the Rules of Business, 1973, are as under:

i. Policy on all aspects of narcotics and dangerous drugs, such as production, processing, marketing, import, export, transshipment and trafficking etc., in conformity with national objectives, laws and international conventions and agreements.

ii. Legislation covering all aspects of narcotics and psychotropic substances and matters ancillary thereto, in consultation with the concerned Ministries/Divisions, etc.

iii. Bilateral and multilateral cooperation with foreign countries against narcotics trafficking and all other international aspects of narcotics including negotiations for bilateral and multilateral agreements for mutual assistance and cooperation in the field of enforcement of narcotic laws.

iv. Coordination of aid/assistance from foreign countries and of narcotics control interdiction for poppy crop substitution.

v. Policy on drug education, treatment and rehabilitation of narcotics/drugs addicts and grants-in-aid to non-governmental organizations (NGOs) engaged in these fields.

vi. Inter-provincial coordination on all aspects of narcotics and dangerous drugs.

vii. Monitoring of the implementation of policies on all aspects of narcotics and dangerous drugs.

viii. Regulation of administrative, budgetary and other matters of the ANF.

Narcotics Control Division comprises of the following three wings:

I. Policy Wing II. Coordination Wing III. Administration Wing

Policy Wing

Pakistan is a signatory to UN Convention Against Illicit Traffic of Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances 1988. The provisions of Article 12 of that convention have been incorporated in Section 7 of the Control of Narcotic Substances (CNS) Act, 1997. In compliance with sub Section 2 of Section 7 of CNS Act 1997, the Federal Government has notified rules called “the Control of Narcotic Substances (Regulation of Drug of Abuse, Controlled Chemicals, Equipment and Materials) Rules, 2001”. In pursuance of Clause (iv) of Rule 2 of the above said Rules, the Secretary, Narcotics Control Division, Islamabad, has been declared as the Competent Authority to discharge various functions under the said rules including registration, licensing and import/export or transit permit authorization of the psychotropic substances.

Policy Wing is responsible for:

i) Issuance of licenses and fixation of quota for Medicinal Opium Powder (MOP) to Unani Ayurvedic / Homeo firms/ Dawakhanas for use in Unani / Herbal medicines including fixation and issuance of quotas of MOP as well as issuance of NOCs to hospitals for procurement of Pathedine / Morphine and Fentanyl Injections / Tablets / Capsules etc. and registration of firms dealing with narcotic drugs and psychotropic substance.

ii) All matters related to precursor chemicals listed in Table-I and II of UN Convention 1988 including providing information regarding import/export and its seizure to INCB.

iii) Processing of amendments in the CNS Act, ANF Act and Rules made thereunder.

iv) Processing and monitoring of the implementation of bilateral and multilateral International and Regional MOUs/Agreements on narcotic drugs and Psychotropic Substances and related matters and dealing with the matters relating to Inter-Government and international forums including ECO, SAARC, ASEAN and other Regional Forums.

v) Visit abroad of the Minister/Minister of State/Parliamentary Secretary/ Officers/Officials of NCD/ANF/Representative of NGOs for participation in International/ Regional/ Bilateral Meetings/ Seminars/Conferences/ Symposia/ Workshops and Making arrangements for all capacity building programmes / trainings to be offered by the Foreign Govt./Organization for the officials/officers of NCD and ANF. Likewise, UNODC activity involved to provide a cost effective platform for training larger number of law enforcement personnel under flexible schedule.

Activities of Policy Wing during 2015-16:

a) NOCs for Import/Export of Precursor Chemicals:

In accordance with the Control of Narcotic Substances (CNS) Act 1997 and the Rules made there-under, Narcotics Control Division issued 1280 NOCs for import/export/ manufacture/local purchase/utilization and distribution of various precursor chemicals to different industrial firms.

b) Quota Allocation of Controlled Drugs:

05 meetings of the Committee on the Allocation of Controlled Drugs were held for the allocation of quota of controlled drugs and 270 pharmaceutical firms have been granted quota for different narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances (Annex-A).

c) Firms Registered:

06 meetings conducted for registration of firms and 219 firms were registered.

d) MOUs/Agreements:

Since 2004, 31 MOUs/Agreements have been signed between Pakistan & other countries for bilateral and multilateral cooperation against narcotics trafficking and other international aspects of narcotics including negotiations for bilateral and multilateral agreements for mutual assistance and cooperation in the field of enforcement of narcotics laws. Detail of MOUs/Agreements is attached at Annex-B and detail of Extradition Treaties and Agreement on Exchange of Prisoners is attached at Annex-C.

e) International Forums:

Pakistan is the member of 09 international forums for cooperation in combating illicit trafficking and abuse of narcotics drugs, psychotropic substances and their precursors. The forums include i) Paris Pact Initiative (UNODC, Vienna), ii) Triangular Initiative (UNODC, Iran), iii) Commission on Narcotic Drugs (Vienna, Austria), iv) Economic Cooperation Organization (Tehran, Iran), v) South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (Kathmandu, Nepal), vi) CARICC (Vienna, Austria), vii) Conference on Interaction and Confidence Building Measures in Asia (Almatay, Kazakhstan), viii) European Union (Brussels, Belgium), ix) International Narcotics Control Board (Vienna, Austria). Detail is attached at Annex-D.

f) Meetings of Secretary, NCD with Foreign Dignitaries:

12 meetings were held during 2015-16 on the various issues relating to narcotics control by the Secretary, NCD, with Foreign Dignitaries. Detail is attached at Annex-E. 11 g) Foreign Trainings/Meetings/Seminars/Workshops:

124 officers/officials of Narcotics Control Division/ Anti Narcotics Force attended 43 foreign trainings/ meetings/ workshops/ seminars and conferences sponsored by different foreign countries/ organizations i.e. Russia, , Iran, Turkey, Austria, UNODC, INCB etc. during July 2015 to June 2016 on various aspects of narcotics and dangerous drugs, such as production, processing, marketing, import, export and transshipment, trafficking etc., in conformity with national objectives, laws and international conventions and agreements. Detail of the visits abroad is attached at Annex-F. h) Special Session of the UN General Assembly on World Drug Problem 19-21 April, 2016, New York, USA:

i) Background:

The General Assembly’ is the principal policy-making organ of the United Nations (UN), and the only one in which all 193 UN member states have equal representation. At the request of member states, it convenes UN General Assembly Special Sessions (UNGASS) on specific issues. There was an UNGASS on drugs in 1998 at which member states agreed on a Political Declaration on Global Drug Control. Ten years later, member sates met in Vienna to discuss progress made and to agree on a new Political Declaration and Plan of Action on International Cooperation towards an Integrated and Balanced Strategy to Counter the World Drug Problem. The next UN General Assembly Special Session on Drugs (UNGASS) will due to be held in 2019.

The 30th Special Session of UN General Assembly on World Drug Problem was held from 19-21 April, 2016 at UN Headquarters in New York, USA, in accordance with resolutions 67/193 of 20 December, 2012, 69/200 of 18 December 2014 and 70/181 of 17 December, 2015 in order to review the progress with regards to implementation of the Political Declaration and Plan of Action within the framework of the three international Drug Control Conventions and other relevant United Nations’ instruments. The Session was attended by several Heads of State and Government as well as over 50 Ministers of different countries. Moreover, representatives of relevant non-governmental organizations, civil society and the scientific community, academia, youth groups and other relevant stakeholders also participated in the Special Session.

ii) Composition of the Pakistani Delegation:

Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan, Minister of Interior and Narcotics Control, led a seven member delegation to the UN to represent Pakistan. Composition of Pakistan delegation was as under:

S# Name Designation/Department 1 Mr. Ajaz Ali Khan Secretary, Narcotics Control Division 2 Maj. Gen. Nasir Dilawar Shah Director General, Anti Narcotics Force Brig. Muhammad Basharat 3 Chief of Staff, Anti Narcotics Force Tahir Malik Director (International Cooperation), 4 Col. Zaheer Ahmad Anti Narcotics Force 5 Mr. Jawad Ali First Secretary, Parep Vienna Staff Officer to Minister for Interior and 6 Mr. Muhammad Bin Ashraf Narcotics Control Dr. Maleeha Lodhi, Ambassador Pakistan Mission to UN, New York and her staff also attended the proceedings alongside the delegation.

iii) Formal Proceedings:

UN General Assembly 30th Special Session (UNGASS) comprised of a Plenary Session and five Interactive Multi-Stakeholder Round Tables conducted in parallel with the plenary.

iv) Adoption of Draft Outcome Document:

Draft outcome document titled “Our Joint Commitment to effectively addressing and countering the world drug problem” prepared and debated during 59th Session of CND was adopted in the plenary of the Special Session on the World Drug Problem.

President of the General Assembly submitted the draft resolution and stated that it is our joint commitment to effectively addressing and countering the World Drug Problem and further stated, to review the progress in the implementation of the Political Declaration and Plan of Action on Internal Cooperation towards an Integrated and Balanced Strategy to Counter the World Drug Problem, including an assessment of the achievements and challenges in countering the World Drug Problem, within the framework of the three international drug control conventions and other relevant United Nations instruments. Its our commitment to the goals and objectives of the three international drug control conventions and we reaffirm our determination to prevent and treat the abuse of such substances and prevent and counter their illicit cultivation, production, manufacturing and trafficking.

i) Report on 59th Session of Commission on Narcotics Drugs – Vienna, Austria:

The 59th Session of the Commission on Narcotics Drugs (CND) on the World Drug Problem was held from 14-22 March, 2016 at Vienna International Centre, Austria. Participants from all over the world which include Member States, observers, international organizations and some prominent NGOs attended the Session.

Composition of the Pakistani delegation was as under:

a Mr. Ajaz Ali Khan - Secretary, Narcotics Control Division b Brig. Muhammad - Chief of Staff, Basharat Tahir Malik Anti Narcotics Force c Col. Zaheer Ahmad - Director (International Cooperation), Anti Narcotics Force

In the opening session, it was told that the World Drug Problem as 27 million people are suffering from drug use disorders and around 200 thousand people die every year due to overdose/drug related medical complications while 75% people of the world are having limited or no access to controlled drugs for medicinal use.

It was highlighted that 13% people injecting drugs are infected with HIV out of which over 50% are with hepatitis C and stressed to promote drug control policies grounded in evidence, human rights and health perspectives.

Highlights of Pakistan’s Country Statement: i. Highlighted need to enhance practical measures aimed at prevention of drug use, and promotion of treatment, rehabilitation, recovery and reintegration of drug users, giving special attention to the needs of women and children. ii. Stressed for collective efforts to eliminate illicit crop cultivation, including through Alternative Development, eradication and law enforcement. iii. Called for reducing demand, particularly in the developing world and emphasized that consumer countries must enhance their efforts to reduce the demand of illicit drugs within their territories.

16 iv. Showed serious concerns over the emerging trends in some parts of the world to legalize recreational use of narcotic drugs. v. Highlighted need for the balanced and integrated approach to all aspect of the World Drug Problem and greater international cooperation. vi. Ruled out the possibility for review of the three international drug control conventions and invited world community to ensure full and effective implementation of these conventions. vii. Opposed harm reduction campaigns. viii. Underlined that transit countries that are most affected should be provided unconditional assistance and support to counter the World Drug Problem.

Side Events at 59th CND a) Over 70 side-events and more than 30 exhibitions were held during the 59th Session, which were attended by more than 1,500 people representing member states, civil society, academia and international organizations. b) Pakistan Specific Side Event “Capacity Building for Effective Law Enforcement” was conducted on 17th March, 2016/ 1420-1510 hours. c) Pakistani delegation gave presentation on:

i) Prevailing challenges of drug trafficking through Pakistan as the main transit and victim country. 17

ii) Mandate and key achievements of Pakistan and ANF as the leading CN agency in Pakistan. iii) Review of the training assistance program of UNODC Country Office Pakistan. iv) Development of ANF Academy as the regional centre of excellence in training proposed strategy for improving operating capacity in Pakistan.

Bilateral Meetings held during 59th CND:

Meeting with Mr. Yury Fedotov, Executive Director UNODC:

Meeting was held on 16th March, 2016. Following points were highlighted by Pakistani Delegation led by Mr. Ajaz Ali Khan, Secretary, NCD: i) The Secretary, NCD, appreciated UNODC’s support in the counter narcotic efforts of Pakistan. He highlighted the benefits of the Country Program for Pakistan. ii) He briefly highlighted the achievements of Pakistan in eradication of poppy crop, interdiction of drugs and the demand reduction. iii) Latest achievements in seizure. iv) He briefly explained the impact of illicit production of drugs in Afghanistan on the neighbour countries. v) He highlighted that Pakistan was the first country who adopted the Container Control Program. vi) New Country Programme, Regional Programme and funding proposal agreement prepared by UNODC and supported by Japan. vii) Importance of having integrated approach. viii) Responsibility beyond Counter Narcotics in spheres of Transnational Organized Crimes(TOC) ix) Apprised availability of fund sponsored by EU in the field of TOC. x) Exchange of views regarding conduct of Triangular Initiatives (TI) scheduled to be held at Kabul during May, 2016. xi) Secretary, NCD highlighted that some countries were focusing on Harm Reduction aspects only whereas the world needs to adopt an all encompassing integrated balanced approach in the fight against illicit drugs. xii) The Executive Director, UNODC acknowledged Pakistan’s rational that present UN Conventions on drugs were sufficiently flexible to address the World Drug Problem.

Analysis and Recommendations of the 59th Session of Commission on Narcotics drugs: i) Afghanistan’s issue with regards to production of drugs and its control source or at least along the periphery and land routes of Afghanistan’s neighboring countries with effective checking by capacity building of LEAs is required to be consistently raised/ highlighted at every forum. ii) There is need to carry out a reappraisal of the Anti Narcotics Policy, specially its implementation by various Ministries with regards to Drug Demand Reduction. The same needs to be tailored with emerging realities/concepts as given in the draft outcome of 59th CND. iii) Production of illicit drugs in Afghanistan is the main cause behind drug addiction in our society. Drug rehabilitation facilities in Pakistan are insufficient to facilitate all affected individuals. Health being a provincial subject, the provincial governments need to be pursued to carry out a survey of drug addict population as envisioned in National Anti Narcotics Policy 2010, establish treatment and rehabilitation centres and conduct public awareness campaigns. At Federal level support from international community be sought to help in the sphere of Drug Demand Reduction. 20

iv) There exists a need to hold an inter ministerial meeting alongwith all relevant stakeholders to discuss national and regional drug issues, prevention and redressal options and to develop a unified and firm stance on all illicit dugs related issues like OST, Maritime Cooperation, drugs trafficking through so-called southern route, UNODC’s mandate, legalization of drugs in some countries etc. v) There is also a need for extensive consultations with all relevant UN organizations, regional countries, anti drug mechanisms and international partners in fighting against drugs in order to highlight our concerns about illicit drugs and its effects domestically as well as internationally. vi) INCB is an important advisory board which guides the UNODC policies. It has independent members, who are elected through voting and represent different countries. We need to have either representation of Pakistan or likeminded countries to defend Pakistan’s interests and shield against the motivated reports/ information. vii) GoP needs to make concerted efforts through our Papres to various UN bodies and through other political and diplomatic tools to ensure representation of Pakistan in all UN organs in accordance with the population ratio so that the National interest can be taken care of. viii) Pakistan is hosting DLOs from 34 countries. We also need to post / designate specialist DLOs in important countries as well as at UNODC Vienna.

j) Colombo Plan (ICCE) Initiatives in Pakistan:

Objectives:

 To promote interest in and support for the economic and social development.

 To promote technical cooperation and assist in the sharing and transfer of technology among member countries.

 To keep under review relevant information on technical cooperation between the member governments, multilateral and other agencies with a view to accelerating development through cooperative effort.

 To facilitate the transfer and sharing of the developmental experiences among member countries within the region with emphasis on the concept of South-South Cooperation.

Activities:

In late 2010, Colombo Plan/ICCE, with the financial support of International Narcotics & Law Enf. Affairs (INL-P), prepared the Universal Treatment Curriculum (UTC) for Substance Use Disorders training series appropriate for the certification of addiction professionals in the region. Under auspices of Colombo Plan, following activities have been undertaken by this Division:

 Inaugural Meeting and International Workshop for Substance Use Prevention and Treatment Professional (ISSUP) from 6-11 July, 2015 in Bangkok, Thailand.

 Child Drug Addiction Treatment Curricula, 02-06 August, 2015, Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Coordination Wing

The Coordination Wing is responsible:

 To coordinate implementation of National Anti Narcotics Policy-2010 and Drug Control Master Plan 2010-14, and related matters with federal Ministries, ANF and provincial governments etc.

 To liaise with federal Ministries, ANF, national organizations and media in creating and enhancing mass awareness against drug abuse.

 To coordinate with credible NGOs to facilitate community participation across the target priority areas for eradication of drug abuse.

 To coordinate and facilitate preparation of the Year Book of the Division.

 Meeting of National Assembly/Senate Standing Committees concerning NCD. In addition, to receive and monitor action on parliament business i.e. Senate and National Assembly questions, adjournment motions etc. and all matters ancillary thereto.

 To implement and coordinate the directives of the President and the Prime Minister and also maintain, coordinate various policy instructions and directives etc as received from the federal government.

 Compilation and issuance of newsletters and bulletins etc.

 To maintain and update the record of upcoming events, workshops, symposia, conferences etc. in the area of narcotics control in close coordination with federal ministries, ANF, and UNODC.

 To coordinate with all the stakeholders in preparation, printing and dissemination of awareness raising materials such as periodic newsletters, bulletins, pamphlets and handouts etc, and keep record of periodic reports issued by national, regional and international organizations.

Activities of Coordination Wing during 2015-16:

I) Mass Awareness Activities:

The mass awareness activities against drug abuse were arranged in different educational institutions/universities/civil society in the shape of seminars and stage plays. In these activities the major focus is the youth who are the most vulnerable segment of the society. Narcotics Control Division is fighting against the drug abuse and to reduce the demand in the society.

The aims and objectives of the awareness activities are:-

 To create awareness against drug among youth.

 To educate them about the hazards of drug addiction.

 To give an insight to the students as to how to save themselves from this menace.

 To elaborate the role of teachers and parents in drug abuse prevention.

 To elaborate role of community leader as to how to motivate people in prevention program and promote the advocacy.

The following awareness activities were successfully organized: a) Seminars

During the seminar activities the comprehensive awareness presentations were given to the audience/participants to highlight the prevention programmes and hazards of drug abuse. Different promotional items having different awareness messages were distributed among the faculty members of the universities/students and participants. Detail is as under:

 Seminar at National Library, Islamabad on “Engaging Pakistan Youth in Anti Narcotics Efforts” 2nd September, 2015.

 Drug and Narcotics Abuse Awareness Seminar for students of Iqra University, Islamabad, on 8th March, 2016.

 Drug and Narcotics Abuse Awareness Seminar for students of Balochistan University of Information Technology, Engineering and Management Sciences, Quetta on 4th April, 2016.

One day seminar on 4th April, 2016 at Balochistan University of Information Technology, Engineering and Management Sciences, Quetta

Deputy Secretary, NCD during one day seminar on 4th April, 2016 at Balochistan University of Information Technology, Engineering and Management Sciences, Quetta

One day seminar on 4th April, 2016 at Balochistan University of Information Technology, Engineering and Management Sciences, Quetta

 Drug and Narcotics Abuse Awareness Seminar for students of the University of Karachi, Karachi, on 7th April, 2016.

Secretary, NCD, during one day seminar on 7th April, 2016 at University of Karachi, Karachi

One day seminar on 7th April, 2016 at University of Karachi, Karachi

Secretary, NCD, during one day seminar on 7th April, 2016 at University of Karachi, Karachi

 Drug and Narcotics Abuse Awareness Seminar for students of Islamia University, Bahawalpur, on 11th April, 2016. b) Print Media Activities

 Published special supplement on 26th June, 2016 “International Drug Day”. Messages of the President and Prime Minister of Pakistan, Minister for Interior & Narcotics Control and Secretary, Narcotics Control Division along with performances of Narcotics Control Division/ Anti Narcotics Force were published in national, regional and local dailies for mass awareness campaign to reduce drug demand in the country.

 Radio spots through Pakistan Broadcasting Corporation of Pakistan (PBC)/FM Radio to aware the masses of villages, sub-urban and urban areas regarding drug abuse. c) Hajj Season Campaign

 Display of panaflex banners at Hajj Camps and different airports where the hajj flights are operated.

 Distribution of handbills to hajj pilgrims.

 Affixing of anti drug stickers on hajj passports of pilgrims.

 Publishing of color advertisements at different newspapers (English/Urdu).

 Public Service Messages at all satellite TV channels/FM Radios through courtesy of PEMRA.

II) Development Projects of Narcotics Control Division:

Narcotics Control Division is sponsoring agency in respect of four area development projects costing Rs.4776.594 million in FATA and PATA areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The basic objective of the projects is to eradicate poppy cultivation with alternate crops and to carry out development activities to improve the socio-economic position of the people of that area. The projects are financed by US/INL grant. The projects have decreased the poppy cultivation as compared to alternate crops and the residents have gradually moved towards alternate crops. Brief description of these area development projects is given below;

i) Kala Dhaka Area Development Project:

The revised PC-I of the project was approved by ECNEC in its meeting held on 17.07.2014 at the cost of Rs.1770.969 million including Rs.1086.145 million from INL/US grant, Rs.101.880 million from Government of Pakistan and Rs.582.944 million from Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The objective of the project is to eradicate poppy cultivation and to bring socio-economic development in the area through alternate development programmes. The project as per its revised implementation plan, is scheduled to be completed by June 30, 2016. An amount of Rs.1386.264 million has been utilized till June, 2016 which includes Rs.773.285 million of INL funds, Rs.84.523 million of Government of Pakistan and Rs.528.456 million from Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. In FY 2015-16, an amount of Rs.70.617 million has been utilized by the project. Under the project, 60 kilometer blacktop roads, 74 kilometer of shingle roads, 145 drinking water supply schemes, 73 irrigation channels, 25 small hydel power units have been completed and seed/fertilizer for 5,586 acres have also been distributed in the area. 05

ii) Khyber Area Development Project

The re-revised PC-I of the Project was approved by CDWP in its meeting held on 17.07.2014 at a capital cost of Rs.1235.530 million including INL grant of Rs.1093.284 million & Rs.142.246 million from Govt. of Pakistan (PSDP). The project is designed to eradicate poppy cultivation through crop substitution and enhance socio- economic development in the area through alternate development programmes. The project was initially started in 2002 and as per revised PC-1, is to be completed by June 30, 2017. An amount of Rs.763.732 million has been utilized up to June, 2016 which includes Rs.643.761 million of INL financing and Rs.119.971 million financed by PSDP. In FY 2015-16, an amount of Rs.36.849 million was released to the project which has been utilized. The executing agency has constructed 76 kilometer blacktop road and 35 kilometer of shingle road, completed 35 drinking water supply schemes, 10 micro-hydel power units, 20 irrigation channels and have distributed seed/fertilizer to 12,399 acres of land. iii) Bajaur Area Development Project

The PC-I of the project was approved by CDWP in its meeting held on 06.09.2013 at a capital cost of Rs.861.917 million including Rs.700.0 million from INL grant, Rs.109.163 million from Government of Pakistan and Rs.52.754 million from FATA Secretariat, ADP share. The objective of the project is to eradicate poppy cultivation and to bring socio-economic development in the area through alternate development programmes. The project as per its implementation plan, is scheduled to be completed by June 30, 2017. An amount of Rs.48.252 million has been utilized till June, 2016 which includes Rs.38.478 million of INL funds, Rs.7.997 million of Government of Pakistan and Rs.1.777 million ADP share. Under the project, 4 kilometer blacktop roads is in process, 2 drinking water supply schemes and 2 irrigation channels is in process and seed/fertilizer for 356 acres have also been distributed in the area. iv) Mohmand Area Development Project

The PC-I of the project was approved by CDWP in its meeting held on 06.09.2013 at a capital cost of Rs.796.564 million including Rs.400.0 million from INL grant, Rs.281.795 million from Government of Pakistan and Rs.114.769 million from FATA Secretariat, ADP share. The objective of the project is to eradicate poppy cultivation and to bring socio-economic development in the area through alternate development programmes. The project as per 30

its implementation plan, is scheduled to be completed by June 30, 2017. An amount of Rs.72.644 million has been utilized till June, 2016 which includes Rs.56.641 million of INL funds, Rs.10.305 million of Government of Pakistan and Rs.5.698 million ADP share. Under the project, 3.20 kilometer blacktop roads were completed, 3 drinking water supply schemes were completed, 2 irrigation channels were completed and seed/fertilizer for 193 acres have also been distributed in the area.

Administration Wing

Sanctioned Strength

Officers Officials Name of the office Total (BS-17 to BS-22) (BS-16 and below) Narcotics Control Division 20 99 119 Anti Narcotics Force 431 2717 3148

Functions

The administration wing of NCD is assigned responsibilities i.e. Personnel administration / human resource management of officers/official of the NCD, procurement, repair and maintenance of vehicles, machinery & equipment, furniture and fixture, stationery etc and preparation of budget/re-appropriation and all financial matters of officers and staff of NCD and matters relating to the Anti Narcotics Force. The budget detail of NCD and ANF is as under:

Budget Estimates 2015-16

(Amount in Rupees)

Name of Office Budget Estimates 2015-16

GoP Budget of NCD 125,769,000

GoP Budget of ANF 2,027,829,000

National Fund for Control of Drug Abuse 13,000,000

Budgetary provision against INL-P funds 54,402,000

Total 2,221,000,000

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Anti Narcotics Force (ANF)

The Anti Narcotics Force is an attached Department of Narcotics Control Division. ANF is the principal agency for combating supply and demand reduction of illicit narcotic drugs that enter Pakistan mainly through the long porous border with Afghanistan. These drugs are then smuggled out of Pakistan through the Pakistan-Iran border, Makran Coast, Indian ocean and by air. The national strategy on drug interdiction envisages active and effective cooperation from other law enforcement agencies as the ANF is thinly spread due to its inadequate numerical strength. The other law enforcement agencies are the provincial Excise & Taxation Department, Police Department, Pakistan Customs, Frontier Corps in the provinces of Baluchistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan Rangers in Sindh and Punjab, the Pakistan Coast Guards and the Maritime Security Agency. The ANF has its Headquarter at Rawalpindi with five Regional Directorates at Rawalpindi, Lahore, Karachi, Peshawar and Quetta. In addition, it has 28 Police Stations in the country. Six Special Courts for Control of Narcotic Substances (CNS) have been set up to try the cases of persons arrested on the charge of drug trafficking.

ORGANOGRAM OF ANTI NARCOTICS FORCE

Director General ANF Head Quarter

Deputy Director General

P&D DTE DAPRC DIRECTOR HEAD QUARTER

ASSETS LAW AVN SIC ENF DTE REGIONAL LOG & ANFA INT COOP EDP BR INVEST DTE DTE DTE COORD

RD RD RD RD RD North Sindh Balochistan Punjab KPK

Mandate of ANF:

a. To inquire into, investigate and prosecute all offences relating to or connected with, preparation, production, manufacture, transportation, illicit trafficking or smuggling of intoxicants, narcotics and chemical precursors or reagents used in the manufacture of narcotics, or any offence committed in the course of the same transaction under any law for the time being in force, including an attempt or conspiracy to commit, or any abetment of, any such offence, or any offence committed under the Control of Narcotics Substances Ordinance, 1996 (XCIV of 1996), or the Prohibition (Enforcement of Hadd) Order, 1979 (P.O 4 of 1979).

b. Trace and freeze the assets.

c. Provide assistance and advice to other Enforcement Agencies on all matters in the field of narcotics and to collect information from all national and international enforcement agencies about illicit narcotics traffic and traffickers.

d. Maintain liaison with all national or international narcotics authorities, organizations, bodies, associations and represent Pakistan in such conferences, seminars and workshops arranged by any such organization on narcotics related matters.

e. Arrange and co-ordinate training of own staff and members of other enforcement agencies in various aspects of narcotics enforcement.

f. Co-ordinate the project and schemes for elimination and destruction of poppy cultivation.

g. Perform any other related functions which may be assigned to it by the federal government.

h. The Inter Agency Task Force (IATF) is a high level intelligence agency comprising of all Law Enforcement Agencies of the country and headed by Director General (ANF).

Organization of ANF

HQ ANF

RD RD RD RD RD SIC KPK North Punjab Sindh Balochistan

Areas of Responsibility of Anti Narcotics Force:

a. ANF is responsible to cover the entire country.

b. To cover the entire area of responsibility, ANF has 5 Regional Directorates with 28 police stations functioning in whole country.

c. Apart from many unfrequented routes and 7 major entry and exit points, ANF is covering 13 airports, 3 sea and 17 dry ports.

ANF’s Strategy:

ANF being the lead drug control agency has a three pronged strategy, that includes supply reduction, demand reduction and co-ordination at national and international levels.

a. Supply reduction strategy includes dismantling of drug trafficking networks, limiting the smuggling, trafficking and distribution of narcotics in the country and strict control on movements of precursor chemicals through an elaborated precursor control regime.

b. Demand reduction strategy includes reducing the demand of illicit drugs through awareness programmes, preventive education, treatment and rehabilitation as well as harm reduction programmes.

c. International cooperation strategy includes enhancing international co-operation in the fight against drugs by maintaining liaison with all national and international narcotics control authorities/ organizations such as United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), International Narcotics Control Board (INCB), Interpol, Narcotics Affairs Section (NAS) etc. To represent Pakistan in international conferences, seminars and workshops as lead anti narcotics agency.

Management Strategy:

In pursuance of Prime Minister’s directive, S.R.O. No.121(1)/2010 dated 03-02-2010, an Inter Agency Task Force (IATF) has been established to coordinate drug interdiction strategies and enhance cooperation amongst Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs). Last meeting of IATF was held on 18th November, 2014. So far nine meetings of IATF have been held at ANF Headquarters under the Chairmanship of the Director General (ANF), which have been attended by senior representatives of all member LEAs / departments. Representatives of member LEAs shared performance of their respective departments and offer proposals to enhance cooperation in combating drug trafficking in the country. Composition of Inter Agency Task Force is at Annex-H. Besides, four other committees are also formulated to address this issue domestically with firm commitment, including National Narcotics Control Committee at Annex-I.

Appointments in ANF during 2015-16:

a) Appointments on Gazzetted Posts (Through FPSC)

Designation As Promoted 2015-16 Inspector (Legal) 6 Inspector 3 Assistant Director 3 Total 12

b) Appointments on Non-Gazzetted Posts

Names of Post Post Advertised Total Remarks Sub Inspector 58 58 Sub Inspector (H/W) 5 0 Assistant 10 10 Stenotypist 5 5 Librarian 1 1 Auditor 2 2 DEO 6 6 ASI 55 55 ASI (Accounts Clerk) 3 3 UDC 18 18 Networking Operator 1 1 Electric Wireman 1 1 LDC 32 31

Constable 235 232 Constable (Driver) 81 52 Constable Operator 20 15 Driver 29 29 Carpanter 1 1 DR 1 1 N/Qasid 9 9 Orderly 6 6 Mali 1 1 Cook 5 5 Sweeper 5 5 Total 590 547

c) Promotions through Selection Board

Designation As Promoted 2015/2016 JD 3 DD 9 AD 11 Insp 3 SI 19 Total 45

National Anti-Narcotics Policy-2010:

1. Implementation & Monitoring:

Narcotics Control Division has prepared National Anti-Narcotics Policy-2010 which was approved by the Cabinet on 14th July, 2010. The Policy has been prepared to address the drug related issues within Pakistan and in view of the changed global environment that has emerged since 1993. The policy is based on three pronged strategies i.e. drug supply reduction, drug demand reduction and international cooperation.

2. Drug Supply Reduction Initiatives:

Main focus under drug supply reduction is to strengthen Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs) at the federal, provincial and district levels to combat drug trafficking and to reduce the flow of drugs in Pakistan. Capacity of LEAs all over Pakistan and particularly in the provinces of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan is being improved so that they could effectively assist in disrupting illegal drug trafficking, money laundering and seizing drug generated assets. Poppy cultivation is being strictly checked to achieve Pakistan’s poppy free status.

The alarming drug production in Afghanistan is the main factor influencing the drug situation in Pakistan. Over 75% of the world's opium is produced in Afghanistan, while it is also the world's largest producer of cannabis. Pakistan’s geographic location next to Afghanistan places it in a vulnerable position to be exploited as a transit corridor for drugs being trafficked to other parts of the world, particularly to west and within the country for proliferation in Pakistani society.

Drug Supply Reduction Activities:

The detail of activities, achievements and progress made in the field of counter narcotics during the FY 2015-2016 is as under:

a. Narcotics Seized by ANF

Kind & Quantity of Drugs Seized (in Kgs) Cases Persons Year Morphine/ Regd Arrested Opium Hashish Cocaine Heroin 2015-16 1324 1572 49442.77 13371.517 136729.040 27.90

b. Synthetic Drugs/Psychotropic Drugs

1 5485.009 Kgs Amphetamine 2 122.475 Kgs Methamphetamine 3 3020x Ecstasy Tablets 4 375165x Misc Psychotropic Tabs 5 119060x Xanax Tablets

c. Precursors/ Chemicals

1 22939.00 Kgs Acetic Anhydride 2 2835 Kgs Sulphuric Acid (H2SO4)

d. Miscellaneous Drugs 1 482.00 Kgs Cannabis 2 4400.00 Kgs Poppy Straw

3. Comparative Seizures Data – FY 2014-15 and 2015-16. Comparative seizures data for the FY 2014-2015 and 2015-2016 as under:

a. Narcotics

Kind & Quantity of Drugs Seized (in Kgs) Cases Persons Year Morphine/ Regd Arrested Opium Hashish Cocaine Heroin 2014-15 1083 1332 45314.84 10220.048 141356.995 6.995 2015-16 1324 1572 49442.77 13371.517 136729.040 27.90 38

b. Precursors / Chemicals

S# 2014-15 2015-16 1 993.500 Liters Acetic Anhydride 22939.00 Kgs Acetic Anhydride

2 40500 Kg Sulphuric Acid (H2SO4) 2835 Kgs Sulphuric Acid (H2SO4) 3 12030 Liters Hydrochloric Acid -

c. Synthetic / Psychotropic Drugs

S# 2014-15 2015-16 1 25.77 Kg Amphetamine 5485.009 Kgs Amphetamine 2 121.453 Kg Methamphetamine 122.475 Kgs Methamphetamine 3 13098x Ecstasy Tablets 3020x Ecstasy Tablets 4 3.00 Kg Misc Psychotropic Tabs 375165x Misc Psychotropic Tabs 5 171000x Xanax Tablets 119060x Xanax Tablets 6 22000x MDMA Tablets -

d. Miscellaneous Drugs

S# 2014-2015 2015-2016 1 209.56 Kgs Cannabis/ Marijuana 482.00 Kgs Cannabis 2 - 4400.00 Kgs Poppy Straw

4. Poppy Cultivation and Destruction in Pakistan: Relentless efforts of ANF have removed the stigma of poppy growing state from Pakistan. Pakistan has been acknowledged as Poppy Free State for the year 2011 (Internationally 1000 hectares below considered Poppy Free State) and has retained the same status for 2015-16 as well. Our immediate objective is to maintain the poppy free status and our ultimate aim is to totally eliminate poppy from the country, notwithstanding the precarious law & order situation in far-flung/ inaccessible areas. Detail of last two years is as under:

Reported Destruction Balance Cultivation Province (in Hectares) (in Hectares) (in Hectares) 2015 2016 2015 2016 2015 2016 Khyber 329.01 281.38 141.23 161.86 187.78 129.52 Pakhtunkhwa Balochistan 623.51 1286.93 439.17 1286.93 184.34 0 Sindh 24.68 21.45 24.68 21.45 0 0 Total 977.20 1589.76 605.08 1470.24 372.12 129.52

5. Drug Burning Ceremony – 2015: To commemorate the International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, drug burning ceremonies are held under ANF on 26 Jun. Detail of drugs burnt on Oct 2015 are as under:

S# Kind of Drugs 2015 a. Hashish 176509.674 Kgs b. Opium 70665.011 Kgs c. Heroin 12092.411 Kgs d. Morphine 1326.930 Kgs e. Cannabis Seeds 46769.98 Kgs f. Cocaine 27.133 Kgs g. Morphine injection - h. Methamphetamine 3.452 Kgs i. Amphetamine 1790.56 Kgs j. Cannabis 163.840 Kgs k. Poppy Pot - l. Ecstasy Tablets 2.333 Kgs m. Opium Syrup - n. Cannabis Seeds - o. Psychotropic Injection - p. Morphine Injection 4371 Nos q. Psychotropic Tablets - r. Precursors -

6. State Freezing, Forfeiture & Realization in FY 2015-16:

Freezing Forfeiture Realization RD (Million Rs.) (Million Rs.) (Million Rs.) Sindh 314.582684 13.07 6.952647 Punjab 163.256301 - - North 242.372391 - - KPK 43.518868 - - Baluchistan 1.53772 - - Total 634.171196 13.07 6.952647

7. Prosecution. A comprehensive plan has been worked out for efficient prosecution by enhancing conviction rate and disposal of cases pending since long in the trial court. At first step, all regional directorates were directed to coordinate with special courts and all out support/ efforts be made to the courts of law. 7 special courts and 31 special prosecutors have been notified and are functional. Statement of the cases during financial year 2015-16 is as under:-

Dormant Convicted Acquitted Convicted Acquitted Conviction cases / final Cases Cases Accused Accused Rate (%) order cases 400 57 80 516 115 88%

8. Drug Demand Reduction Activities:

a. During the financial year 2015-16, 466 events of mass awareness programmes were organized in Rawalpindi, Karachi, Lahore, Quetta and Peshawar list attached at Annex-J.

b. ANF is running three Model Addiction and Treatment Centers (MATRCs) in Islamabad, Karachi and Quetta where free of cost treatment facilities are provided to the drug victims. During the period total, 1049 addicts were treated. Detail is as under:

MATRC MATRC MATRC Month Total Karachi Quetta Islamabad July, 2015 47 22 24 93 August, 2015 46 22 48 116 September, 2015 46 32 38 116 October, 2015 46 16 25 87 November, 2015 45 14 53 112 December, 2015 51 19 0 70 January, 2016 46 3 0 49 February, 2016 45 3 22 70 March, 2016 52 0 40 92 April, 2016 49 0 22 71 May, 2016 58 0 27 85 June, 2016 51 0 37 88 Total 582 131 336 1049

9. International Cooperation. Illicit trafficking of narcotics and drug abuse is a global challenge. Pakistan is acting as a frontline state in combating the menace of drugs. Government of Pakistan has taken number of initiatives to control spread and trafficking of illicit narcotics. However, Pakistan cannot fight this menace alone. Therefore, international cooperation is important pillar of Pakistan’s strategy against drugs. Details of major events (meetings/ conferences/ seminars/ workshops and visits) are as under:

a) Intelligence led Coordinated Operations with other International Partners. Following intelligence-led coordinated operations were carried out during FY 2015-16:

Kind & Qty of Narcotics S# Date Location Arrests Seized (in kg) Heroin Cocaine a. 25-7-15 Malaysia 22 37.70 0.00 b. 01-9-15 South Africa 1 0.00 0.80 c. 17-9-15 Australia - 0.00 0.00

Kind & Qty of Narcotics S# Date Location Arrests Seized (in kg) Heroin Cocaine d. 04-1-16 Canada - 0.45 0.00 e. 28-1-16 Holland - 4.96 0.00 f. 28-1-16 Indonesia 7 0.00 0.00 g. 09-2-16 Qatar 1 3.70 0.00 h. 22-2-16 UAE 2 0.07 0.00 i. 29-2-16 Netherland 0 0.50 0.00 j. 01-3-16 South Africa 8 12.00 0.00 k. 06-3-16 South Africa 1 50 0.00 l. 25-3-16 UK 0 5.00 0.00 m. 21-4-16 South Africa 1 57.00 0.00 n. 23-4-16 Canada 0 3.30 0.00 0. 02-5-16 South Africa 1 52.00 0.00 p. 17-5-16 UAE 2 0.11 0.00 q. 28-5-16 France 12 120.00 0.00 r. 02-6-16 Australia 1 0.00 0.00 s. 04-6-16 UAE 3 2.77 0.00 Total 62 349.56 0.80 b. Visit of Foreign Delegations to HQ ANF. Following foreign dignitaries visited HQ ANF during 2015-16:

1. Mr. Fawaz Saud Alotaibi, DLO KSA visited HQ ANF on 2 July 2015.

2. A delegation led by Mr. Roger J. Coventry, Criminal Justice Advisor, British High Commission Islamabad visited HQ ANF on 10 July 2015.

3. Mr. Michael A. Dinnal, Country Attache, DEA US visited HQ ANF on 27 July 2015.

4. ODRP delegation led by Mr. Fouad Elzaatari, ODRP CN Officer visited HQ ANF on 29 July 2015.

5. Brigadier Senarath Bandara RWP RSP, Defence Adviser, High Commission of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka visited HQ ANF on 7th August 2015.

6. INL-P delegation led by Mr. Aamir Wadood, Programme Assistant, INL-P visited HQ ANF on 10 August 2015.

7. Consultative Dialogue on Pharmacologically Assisted Treatment for Opioid Dependent Persons organized by UNODC was held on 11 August 2015 at Ramada Hotel, Islamabad.

8. Australian delegation led by Ms. Sue Knight, Superintendent, Australian Border Force, Australian High Commission, Colombo visited HQ ANF on 18 August 2015.

9. INL-P delegation led by Mr. Ramon Negron, Dir INL-P visited HQ ANF on 27 August 2015.

10. ODRP delegation led by Mr. Fouad Elzaatari, ODRP CN Officer visited HQ ANF on 28 Aug 2015.

11. 6 x Member Chinese delegation of the Standing Committee of the Guangdong People’s Congress visited HQ ANF on 2 Sep 2015.

12. Lt Col Maxim A. Marchenko, Drug Liaison Officer Embassy of the Russian Federation, Islamabad visited HQ ANF on 3 Sep 2015.

13. UNODC delegation led by Ms. Anila Rahim, Program Officer visited HQ ANF on 8 Sep 2015.

14. Mr. Roger J. Coventry, Criminal Justice Advisor, British High Commission Islamabad visited HQ ANF on 18 Sep 2015.

15. Mr. Cesar Guedes, UNODC Country Representative visited HQ ANF on 21 Sep 2015.

16. UNODC delegation led by Mr. Sajid Aziz Aslam, UNODC COPAK’s Focal Point for ANF visited HQ ANF on 22 September 2015.

17. Mr. Mohsen Khalili, DLO Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran visited HQ ANF on 30 Sep 2015.

18. UNODC delegation led by Ms. Rizwana Asad visited HQ ANF on 30 Sep 2015.

19. UAE Ambassador H.E. Essa Abdulla Albasha Al-Noaimi met with DG ANF on 8 October 2015 at Islamabad.

20. Brig Gen Mr. Jon K. Mott, Deputy for Security Cooperation ODRP visited HQ ANF on 8 October 2015.

21. Chinese delegation led by Mr. Lin Zhaonan, Police Liaison Officer visited HQ ANF on 16 October 2015.

22. UNODC delegation led by Mr. Sajid Aziz Aslam, UNODC COPAK’s Focal Point for ANF visited HQ ANF on 19 October 2015.

23. Lt Col Maxim A. Marchenko, Drug Liaison Officer Russian Federation visited HQ ANF on 12 November 2015.

24. Mr. Fouad Elzaatari, ODRP CN Officer visited HQ ANF on 23 November 2015.

25. Ms. Elizabeth Keene, New Counter Narcotics Officer INL-P alongwith departing CN Officer Ms. Jennifer Nilson visited HQ ANF on 25 November 2015.

26. Mr. Roger J. Coventry, Criminal Justice Advisor, British High Commission Islamabad visited HQ ANF on 4 December 2015.

27. Saudi Delegation led by Major General Abdullah Hamood Alatram, Assistant Director General of Drug Control Kingdom of Saudi Arabia visited HQ ANF on 9 December 2015.

28. UNODC delegation led by Syed Arsalan Zaidi, Officer Incharge UNODC visited HQ ANF on 31 December 2015.

29. Mr. Amanullah Khan, UNODC Research & Liaison Officer-Paris Pact visited HQ ANF on 11 Jan 2016.

30. UNODC Country Program Team led by Mr. Sajid Aziz Aslam, UNODC Focal Person for ANF visited HQ ANF on 14 Jan 2016.

31. Mr. Fouad Elzaatari, ODRP CN Officer alongwith Country Assistant (Local) visited HQ ANF on 14 Jan 2016.

32. Lt Col Maxim A. Marchenko, Drug Liaison Officer Russian Federation visited HQ ANF on 15 Jan 2016.

33. Mr. Cesar Guedes, UNODC Country Office Representative visited HQ ANF on 15 Jan 2016.

34. UNODC delegation visited HQ ANF on 19 Jan 2016 to a give a briefing regarding a database software, “Info Case Management System” meant for record keeping of criminal cases.

35. Mr. Fouad Elzaatari, ODRP CN Officer visited HQ ANF on 25 Jan 2016.

36. Mr. Roger J. Coventry, Criminal Justice Advisor, British High Commission Islamabad visited HQ ANF on 27 Jan 2016.

37. UNODC Country Program delegation led by Mr. Sajid Aziz Aslam, UNODC Focal Person for ANF visited HQ ANF on 3, 11 and 18 Feb 2016 respectively.

38. INL-P delegation led by Mr. Aamir Wadood, Programme Assistant visited HQ ANF on 12 Feb 2016.

39. INL-P Engineer Muhammad Zubair visited HQ on 15 Feb 2016 to discuss ongoing construction/upgrade project at HQ ANF.

40. Mr. Fawaz Saud Alotaibi, DLO Kingdom of Saudi Arabia visited HQ ANF on 16 Feb 2016.

41. ODRP delegation led by LCDR Joel visited HQ ANF on 25 Feb 2016.

42. INL-P Engineer Muhammad Zubair visited HQ on 25 Feb 2016 to attend the proceedings of Tender Committee.

43. Mr. Kinley Dorji Secretary General Colombo Plan visited HQ ANF on 2 Mar 2016.

44. Chinese delegation led by Mr. Yan Weigamg visited HQ ANF on 9 Mar 2016.

45. Following designated Defence Attaches visited HQ ANF on 10 Mar 2016:

i. Capt Khan Mahmood Asif, PN Naval Attache Turkey.

ii. Group Captain Arshad Mukhtar Khan, Designate Naval & Air Attache Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

46. Following 5 members delegation from US Embassy Islamabad visited HQ ANF and MATRC Islamabad on 5 Apr 2016:-

i. Benjamin Wilson, Foreign Affairs Officer, INL-P

ii. Maria Shirk, Foreign Affairs Officer, INL-P

iii. Christopher Palmer, Acting Director, INL-P

iv. Elizabeth Keene, Counter-Narcotics Officer, INL-P

v. Mr. Aamir Wadood, Program Assistant, INL-P

47. Mr. Cesar Guedes, UNODC Representative visited HQ ANF on 11 Apr 2016.

48. Major Thamer Mansour Al-hajeri Kuwaiti DLO visited HQ ANF on 12 Apr 2016.

49. ODRP delegation led by CDR Gerald Santiago, Counter Narcotics Officer visited HQ on 13 Apr 2016.

50. Mr. Mohsen Khalili, DLO Iran visited HQ ANF on 14 Apr 2016.

51. INL-P delegation led by Mr. Aamir Wadood, Program Assistant visited HQ ANF on 27 Aril 2016.

52. Briefing of following Designated Defence/Service Attaches was held on 29 Apr 2016 at HQ ANF:

i. Cdre Raja Rab Nawaz, Designate Defence & Naval Adviser, UK

ii. Cdre Muhammad Iran Taj, Designate Defence Attache, Qatar

iii. Capt Rizwan Ali Munawar, TI (M), Designate Defence Attache,Oman

iv. Lt Col Qasim Hameedy, Designate Defence Attache, Myanmar

v. Lt Col Nadeem Iqbal Khan, Designate Army & Air Advisor, UK

vi. Lt Col Imran Arif, Designate Defence Attache, Uzbekistan

vii. Lt Col Shafqat Nawaz, Designate Defence Attache, Nepal

viii. Lt Col Mazhar Farid, Designate Defence Attache, Turkmenistan

ix. Lt Col Khurram Shabbir Designate Defence Attache, Indonesia

53. CDR Gerald Santiago, Counter Narcotic Officer ODRP visited HQ ANF on 6 May 2016.

54. A 6 x members delegation from City of London Police Training Division visited HQ ANF on 18 May 2016.

55. UNODC delegation led by Syed Arslan Zaidi visited HQ ANF on 20 May 2016.

56. Mr. Fawaz Saud Alotaibi, Drug Liaison Officer KSA visited HQ ANF on 25 May 2016.

57. Chinese delegation led by Mr. Lin Zaonan, Drug Liaison Officer visited HQ ANF on 27 May 2016.

58. Mr. Stuart Richared Copley, Country Manager NCA visited HQ ANF on 27 May 2016.

59. 2 x Chinese Police Officer studying language course in NUML visited HQ ANF on 31 May 2016.

60. ODRP delegation led by CDR Gerald Santiago, ODRP CN Officer visited HQ ANF on 31 May 2016.

61. A delegation led by Mr. Pouyan Shateri UNODC-Container Control Program –Coordinator visited HQ ANF on 08 June 2016. 62. UNODC 5 x member delegation led by Col Sajid Aziz Aslam visited HQ ANF on 9 June 2016. 63. UNODC Engineer Saeed visited HQ ANF on 10 June 2016. 64. ODRP delegation led by CDR Gerald Santiago, Counter Narcotics Officer visited HQ ANF on 24 June 2016. 65. Briefing of following Designated Defence/Service Attaches was held on 27 June 2016 at HQ ANF:-

i. Brig Ahmed Bilal, Designate Defence & Army Attache, China

ii. Air Cdre (L) Sheraz Ahmed, Designate Defence Attache, Japan

iii. Air Cdre (L) Muhammad Akhtar, Designate Defence Attache, UAE iv. Gp Capt Syed Ali Zaidi, Designate Naval & Air Adviser South Africa v. Gp Capt Ali Naeem Zahoor, Designate Air Attache USA.

66. UNODC delegation led by Syed Arsalan Zaidi, Officer Incharge UNODC visited HQ ANF on 29 June 2016.

ANNEX- INDEX

Annexure Description Page#

Annex-A Quota Allocation of Controlled Drugs 42

Annex-B MOUs/Agreements with other countries 43

Extradition Treaties and Agreement on Annex-C 44 Exchange of Prisoners

Pakistan is a Member of following Narcotics Annex-D 45 Related International Forums

Meetings of Secretary, NCD with Foreign Annex-E 47 Dignitaries

Foreign Trainings/ Meetings/ Seminars/ Annex-F 48 Workshops

Annex-G Composition of Inter Agency Task Force 54

Composition of National Narcotics Control Annex-H 55 Committee

Drug Demand Reduction Activities Carried Annex-I 56 Out by During FY 2015-16

Annex-A

Quota Allocation of Controlled Drugs during 2016

Name of Quantity S# ALR Balance Substance Allocated 1. Alprazolam 220 kg 172.20 kg 47.80 kg 2. Bromazepam 1400 kg 1038.95 kg 361.05 kg 3. Buprenorphine 12000 grams 3333 grams 8667 grams 4. Clonazepam 135 kg 114.10 kg 20.90 kg 5. Chlordiazepoxide 2000 kg 0 kg 2000 kg 6. Diazepam 4000 kg 307 kg 3693 kg 7. Diphenoxylate 1024 kg 91.5 kg 932.5 kg 8. Ephedrine 10000 kg 1993.5 kg 8806.5 kg 9. Ergotamine 25 kg 0 kg 25 kg 10. Estazolam 10 kg 0 kg 10 kg 11. Codeine 2000 kg 0 kg 2000 kg 12. Lorazepam 400 kg 45.35 kg 354.65 kg 13. Lormetazepam 30 kg 20 kg 10 kg 14. Methylphenidate 50 kg 23 kg 27 kg 15. Midazolam 150 kg 9.10 kg 140.90 kg 16. Pentazocine Base 1500 kg 284 kg 1201 kg 17. Pentazocine HCL 1500 kg 294 kg 1206 kg 18. Phenobarbitone 3000 kg 216.50 kg 2783.50 kg 19. Pholcodine 3000 kg 57.5 kg 2942.5 kg 20. Pseudoephedrine 48000 kg 43371 kg 4629 kg 21. Zolpidem 150 kg 38.5 kg 111.50 kg

Annex-B

MOUs/Agreements with Other Countries

S# Country Name Date of Signing 1 Afghanistan 12-07-2004 2 Australia 03-12-2010 3 Azerbaijan 08-07-2004 4 Brazil 29-11-2004 5 Brunei Darussalam 19-05-2004 6 China 01-12-1996 7 Egypt 18-04-1999 8 Hellenic Republic 11-05-2005 9 Indonesia 08-07-2004 10 India * 25-11-2008, 13-09-2011 11 Iran 25-08-1999 12 Italy 29-09-2004 13 Kazakhstan 01-06-1995 14 Kingdom of Cambodia 27-04-2004 15 Kuwait 26-08-2004 16 Kyrgyz Republic * 27-10-1996, 21-05-2015 17 Lao People’s Democratic 23-04-2004 18 Maldives 07-05-2015 19 Nigeria* 02-09-1998, 10-06-2014 20 Philippines 19-04-2005 21 Romania 14-04-2004 22 Russian Federation * 08-07-1997, 12-04-2007, 07-10-2010 23 Singapore 10-05-2005 24 Sri Lanka* 13-09-2003, 06-04-2015 25 Syrian Arab Republic 25-04-1996 26 Tajikistan 13-05-2004 27 Turkey 15-06-2003 28 Thailand 29-04-2004 29 United Arab Emirates 05-11-1995 30 Uzbekistan 19-10-1996 31 UK 24-09-2013

* MOUs already existing have been revised.

Annex-C

Extradition Treaties

Agreement on Exchange of Prisoners

Annex-D

Pakistan is a Member of following Narcotics Related International Forums

No. of HQ City/ S. No. Forum Member Name of the Countries Country Countries 1 Paris Pact UNODC. 11 i) Afghanistan vi) Tajikistan Initiative Vienna ii) Iran vii) Turkmenistan iii) Pakistan viii)Uzbekistan iv) Central Asian ix) Russian Federation Republics of x) Serbia Kazakhstan xi) Macedonia v) Kyrgyzstan

2 Triangular UNODC. 3 i) Iran iii) Pakistan Initiative Iran ii) Afghanistan

3 CND Vienna, 53 i) Eleven African v) Fourteen Western (Commissi Austria States European and on on ii) Eleven for Asian other States Narcotic States vi) One seat to rotate Drugs) iii) Ten for Latin between Asian American and and the Latin Caribbean States American and iv) Seven Eastern Caribbean States European States every four years

Tehran, 11 i) Afghanistan viii)Turkey 4 ECO Iran ii) Azerbaijan ix) Turkmenistan (Economic iii) Iran x) Uzbekistan Cooperation iv) Kazakhstan xi) Turkish Republic of Organization) v) Kyrgyz Northern vi) Pakistan Cyprus(Observer) vii) Tajikistan

5 SAARC Kathmandu 8 i) Afghanistan v) Maldives (South Asian Nepal ii) Bangladesh vi) Nepal Association iii) Bhutan vii) Pakistan for Regional iv) India viii)Sri Lanka Cooperation)

6 CARICC Vienna, 7 i) Azerbaijan v) Tajikistan Austria ii) Kazakhstan vi) Turkmenistan iii) Kyrgyzstan vii) Uzbekistan iv) Russia

No. of HQ City/ Name of the S. No. Forum Member Forum Country Countries Countries 7 CICA Almatay, 26 i) Afghanistan xiv) Kyrgyzstan (Conference Kazakh- ii) Azerbaijan xv) South Korea on stan iii) Bahrain xvi) Mongolia Interaction iv) Bangladesh xvii) Pakistan and v) Cambodia xviii) Palestine Confidence vi) China xix) Qatar Building vii) Egypt xx) Russia measures in viii) India xxi) Tajikistan Asia) ix) Iran xxii) Thailand x) Iraq xxiii) Turkey xi) Israel xxiv) U A E xii) Jordan xxv) Uzbekistan xiii) Kazakhstan xxvi) Vietnam

8 European Brussels, 28 i) Austria xv) Luxemburg Union Belgium ii) Belgium xvi) Poland iii) Croatia xvii) Slovakia iv) Bulgaria xviii) Sweden v) Cyprus xix) Germany vi) Lithuania xx) Grece vii) Netherland xxi) Hungary viii) Romania xxii) Ireland ix) Spain xxiii) Italy x) Czech Republic xxiv) Lativa xi) Estania xxv) Malta xii) Denmark xxvi) Portugal xiii) Finland xxvii) Slovenia xiv) France xxviii) UK

9 INCB Vienna, 13 i) Ghana viii) Iran (Internation Austria ii) Turkey ix) USA al iii) India x) Netherlands Narcotics iv) Brazil xi) Austria Control v) Russian xii) Colombia Board) Federation xiii) Austria vi) Nigeria vii) Italy

Annex-E

Meetings of Secretary, NCD with Foreign Dignitaries

S# Date Name/Designation of visitors

1 01.07.2015 Mr. Riaz, Officer-in-Charge UNODC Pakistan Ms. Cristina Von Chairperson, Karim Khan Afridi Welfare 2 05.08.2015 Foundation. Ms. Winona Pandan, Curriculum Development Coordinator, 3 24.08.2015 ICCE (Colombo Plan). 4 31.08.2015 Mr. Maxim A. Marchenko, Russian DLO.  Mr. Jeremy Milsom, Coordinator, Regional Office for Central Asia (ROCA) accompanied by  Mr. Cesar Guedes, Representative, UNODC Pakistan 5 14.09.2015  Mr. Yusuf Mollaoglu, Coordinator Law Enforcement  Dr. Nadeem-ur-Rehman, Coordinator DDR  Mr. Senyo Agbohlah, Coordinator Trends Analysis 6 25.02.2016 Mr. Cesar Guedes, Representative UNODC Mr. Kinley Dorji, Secretary General Colombo Plan 7 01.03.2016 Secretariat Dr. Mamadou L. Sakho, Country Director for Pakistan & 8 10.03.2016 Afghanistan and Dr. Rajwal Khan from UNAIDS. 9 04.04.2016 Mr. Cesar Guedes, Representative UNODC. 10 19.04.2016 Mr. Mohsin Khalili, Iranian DLO. Ms. Ma Veronica Gomez Felipe, Director, Drug Advisory 11 27.05.2016 Program, Colombo Plan Bureau. 12 29.06.2016 Mr. Cesar Guedes, Representative UNODC

Annex-F

Foreign Trainings/Meetings/Seminars/ Workshops

S# Subject Participants 1. Inaugural Meeting and International i) Brig. Adnan Azim, Director, RD, ANF Workshop for Substance Use Balochistan Prevention and Treatment ii) Mr. Farman Ali, Project Manager, Professional (ISSUP) MATRC Islamabad iii) Ms. Bibi Noreen Begum, Psychologist, MATRC, Karachi iv) Mrs. Alia Asad, Section Officer(P-III), (Colombo Plan focal person, NCD) 2. Child Drug Addiction Treatment i) Ms. Noreen Begum, MATRC, Curricula Karachi ii) Ms. Aneela Shehryar, MATRC, Islamabad 3. Third regional workshop on Mr. Khizar Iqbal, Deputy Director (IT), “International and regional ANF HQs, Rawalpindi cooperation to combat cybercrime” 4. Regional workshop on introduction Mr. Khurram Shahzad Warraich, of strengthening family programme Section Officer, NCD 5. Workshop on tackling African i) Major Sajjad Hussain, Deputy heroin flow between African Director, HQ, ANF countries ii) Mr. Habibullah Khan, Assistant Director, HQ, ANF 6. Joint Inter-Regional Workshop on Mr. Muhammad Amir Rafique, Joint “Strengthening cooperation Director (Assests), ANF HQs, between financial intelligence / Rawalpindi monitoring units and law enforcement agencies in combating the laundering of illicit drug trafficking proceeds” 7. Financial Investigation Training i) Mr. Shah Raees, Joint Director, ANF ii) Mr. Nawab Khan, Inspector, ANF 8. UNODC-Container Control i) Col. Zaheer Ahmed, Director (IC), Programme – Joint Advanced HQ ANF, Rawalpindi Weapon of Mass Destruction ii) Lt. Col. Muhammad Asim Baig, Joint (WMD) Commodity Identification Director, RD, ANF, Sindh Training and X-Ray Florescence (XRF) Training course on Advanced Interdiction Training (AIT) 9. Pakistan – India bi-annual meeting Brig Syed Mahmood Ul Hassan, Director, RD ANF Punjab 10. Meeting on the establishment of Mr. Muhammad Hafeez, Joint STOMD/SDOMD secure data base Secretary, NCD 11. Third regional workshop on illicit i) Maj. Zar Mohammad Khan, Deputy use of money and value transfer Director, ANF services (MCTS) and eleventh ii) Mr. Badar Ahsan Ullah, Section regional meeting among FIUs of Officer, NCD the countries in West and Central Asia 55

S# Subject Participants 12. Regional meeting for countries of i) Mr. Rehan Ali Cheema, Section Central and West Asia on “Drug Officer, NCD use and HIV: Addressing the ii) Mr. Qaiser Rasool, Representative specific needs of women who use of civil society drugs and people in prisons”

13. Joint Training on Cash Couriers for i) Mr. Khurram Shahzad Warraich, Triangular Initiative Countries Section Officer, NCD ii) Syed Abul Hassan Shamsi, Section Officer, NCD iii) Mr. Ghulam Muhammad, AD, RD, ANF, KPK

14. Second Regional Meeting of Drug Mr. Muhammad Hafeez, Joint Demand Reduction (Pavlodar) Secretary, NCD

15. Second Regional Meeting of Drug Mr. Muhammad Hafeez, Joint Demand Reduction (Almaty, Secretary, NCD Kazakhstan)

16. UNODC – Prosecutor and i) Mr. Abdullah Kakar, DD (Law), RD, Investigation Officers Training ANF, Balochistan ii) Mr. Waheed Wali, AD (Law), RD, ANF, Balochistan iii) Mr. Ali Raza, Inspector (Legal), RD, ANF, Balochistan

17. UNODC Seychelles’ sponsored i) Brig Zahid Abdullah, Director, ANF senior drug enforcement officials HQs, Rawalpindi and joint investigation team ii) Mr. Shahzad Hameed Khan Durrani, meetings Deputy Secretary, NCD iii) Mr. Asad Ali Maan, Assistant Director (IC), ANF, HQs, Rawalpindi 18. Inter-Governmental Meeting of Brig. Muhammad Basharat Tahir Malik, Senior Officials Director (Enforcement), HQs, ANF, Rawalpindi. 19. Precursor Workshop (PICS and i) Raja Tariq Mahmood Kiani, Joint PEN online system, and Analysis of Director, HQ, ANF Customs Data) ii) Rana Yasir Arafat, Section Officer, NCD 20. 6th meeting of the Heads of i) Mr. Muhammad Hafeez, Joint National Counter Narcotics Secretary, NCD. Agencies of the Central Asia ii) Col. Zaheer Ahmed, Director (IC), Quintet ANF HQs, Rawalpindi

21. Invitation by Nordic Police to ANF i) Lt. Col. Qasim Obaid Ullah, Officers to visit Olso, Norway Paracha, Joint Director, ANF regarding Cooperation in ii) Maj. Muhammad Fayyaz Iqbal Investigation of DTOs and drug Cheema, Deputy Director, ANF accused in Norway

S# Subject Participants 22. Training course for the law i) Mr. Abdul Basit, Deputy Secretary, enforcement agencies of Pakistan NCD. under NRC Project ii) Mr. Abid Zulfiqar, JD, RD, ANF, Balochistan. iii) Mr. Khurram Shahzad Warraich, SO, NCD. iv) Maj. Abdul Waheed Kayani, DD, RD, ANF, North v) Maj. Shahid Raza, DD, RD ANF Sindh. vi) Maj. M. Yameen Khan, DD, HQ, ANF Rawalpindi. vii) Mr. Munazam Iqbal Gondal, AD, HQ ANF, Rawalpindi. viii) Mr. Shaob Saqib, AD, RD ANF, Sindh. ix) Mr. Shakeel Ahmed, Inspector, RD ANF North. x) Mr. M. Shahid, Inspector, HQ ANF Rawalpindi. xi) Mr. Taqi Abbas, Inspector, RD, ANF Punjab. xii) Mr. Saif Ur Rehman, Inspector, RD ANF, KPK xiii) Mr. Allah Bux, Inspector, RD, ANF, North. xiv) Mr. Nawab Khan, Inspector, HQ, ANF. Rwp. xv) Mr. Nasrullah, Inspector, RD, ANF, Balochistan. 23. Container Control Programme i) Lt. Col. M. Asim Baig, Joint (CCP) – Air theoretical training for Director, RD, ANF, Karachi. Karachi Air Port, Karachi ii) Maj. Syed Wajid Hussain Shah, Deputy Director (Ops), Karachi iii) Mr. Sami Ullah, Assistant Director, Karachi. iv) N/Sub Muhammad Asghar, Sub Inspector, Karachi v) Mr. Muhammad Arif Lodhi, Sub Inspector, Karachi vi) Mr. Zeeshan Ahmed, Assistant Director, Karachi. vii) Mr. Ghulam Murtaza, Const. Karachi.

24. Train the Trainers (TOT) Mr. Ali Aslam Turk, Assistant Director, RD ANF KP

25. Visit of High Ranking Officials for i) Brig. Zahid Abdullah, Director bilateral cooperation ii) Lt. Col. Qasim Obaid Ullah Paracha, Joint Director

S# Subject Participants 26. (i) High Level Meeting of partners Brig. Muhammad Basharat Tahir Malik, for Afghanistan and neighboring Director (Enforcement), ANF HQs countries (ii) 12th Paris Policy Consultative Group meeting

27. 6th Pakistan Youth Congress (PYC) i) Mr. Muhammad Abdullah Roshaan. ii) Mr. Bilal Ahmed iii) Mr. Saad Masood Bhatti

28. Mini International Drug i) Lt. Col. Qasim Obaid Ullah Enforcement Conference (IDEC) Paracha, Joint Director, ANF ii) Maj. Muhammad Fayyaz Iqbal Cheema, Deputy Director, ANF

29. Regional counternarcotics i) Mr. Ayub Nasir, Jang awareness-raising workshop for ii) Mr. Muhammad Asghar, The Dawn Journalists II iii) Mr. Saleh Mughal, Daily Express

30. Container Control Programme- i) Lt. Col. M. Asim Baig, Joint Practical training for Karachi Airport Director, RD, ANF, Karachi ii) Maj. Ashfaq Hussain Humayun, Deputy Director (Ops), ANF, Karachi iii) Mr. Sami Ullah, Assistant Director, ANF, Karachi iv) Mr. Zeeshan Ahmed, Assistant Director, ANF, Karachi v) Mr. Muhammad Arif Lodhi, Sub Inspector, ANF, Karachi vi) Mr. Ghulam Murtaza, Constable, ANF, Karachi

31. Women in Policing Conference i) Ms. Farrah Ashraf, AD, RD, ANF, Punjab ii) Ms. Sofina, Inspector, RD, ANF, Sindh

32. 59th Session of Commission on i) Mr. Ajaz Ali Khan, Secretary, NCD Narcotic Drugs (CND) ii) Brig. Muhammad Bashart Tahir Malik, Director (Enforcement), ANF, HQs, Rwp iii) Col. Zaheer Ahmed, Director (IC), ANF HQs, Rwp

S# Subject Participants 33. UNODC – CCP Scanner 1st Training Session 21-22 March Awareness Training i) Ms. Shazia Khan, Lady Constable, ANF, Karachi ii) Mr. Waqas Ahmed, Constable, ANF, Karachi iii) Mr. Sargam Das, Constable, ANF, Karachi iv) Mr. Amir Iqbal, Head Constable, ANF, Karachi

2nd Training Session 23-24 March

i) Mr. Manshir Ali, Constable, ANF Karachi ii) Mr. Muhammad Adil, Constable, ANF, Karachi iii) Mr. Muhammad Waris, Constable, ANF, Karachi iv) Mr. Mehboob Ali, Constable, ANF, Karachi

34. United Nations General Assembly i) Ch. Nisar Ali Khan, Minister for Special Session (UNGASS) Interior & Narcotics Control, Islamabad ii) Mr. Ajaz Ali Khan, Secretary, NCD iii) Maj. Gen. Nasir Dilawar Shah, DG, ANF iv) Brig. Muhammad Basharat Tahir Malik, Director (HQ), ANF v) Col. Zaheer Ahmed, Director (IC), ANF

35. 2016 International Drug i) Maj. Gen. Nasir Dilawar Shah, Enforcement Conference (IDEC) Director General, ANF ii) Maj. Muhammad Fayyaz Iqbal Cheema, Acting Joint Director, Special Investigation Cell, ANF iii) Syed Sijjeel Haider, Joint Director, ANF, HQs

36. INCB’s Workshop on “Success and i) Mr. Shahzad Durrani, Deputy challenges of public-private Secretary (Policy), NCD partnerships in preventing the ii) Raja Tariq Mahmood Kiani, Joint diversion of chemicals” Director, HQ ANF Rwp iii) Mr. Muhammad Faisal Khan, Director, M/S Alpha Chemicals Pvt Ltd, Lahore

S# Subject Participants 37. UNODC – Container Control i) Lt. Col. M. Asim Baig, JD, ANF, Programme – Air Cargo Control Karachi Unit Mentorship Training ii) Maj. Malik Ashfaq Hussain Humayun, DD, RD ANF Sindh iii) Mr. Sami Ullah, AD, ANF, Karachi iv) Mr. Zeeshan Ahmed, AD, ANF, Karachi v) Mr. M. Arif Lodhi, Sub Inspector, ANF, Karachi vi) N/Sub M. Asghar, Sub Inspector, Hyderabad vii) Mr. Ghulam Mustafa, Constable, ANF, Hyderabad

38. INCB’s Operational Meeting on Mr. Shoaib Saqib, Assistant Director, Smuggling of Acetic Anhydride ANF Sindh

39. UNODC – Container Control i) Lt. Col. Amir Hussain Shah, JD, RD Programme – Joint Advanced ANF North Interdiction Training (AIT) ii) Maj. Malik Ashfaq Hussain Humayun, DD, RD ANF Sindh iii) Mr. M. Rehan Dar, AD, RD, ANF, Balochistan iv) Mr. Samiullah, AD, RD, ANF, Sindh v) Mr. M. Ayub, AD HQ ANF Rwp vi) Mr. Anjum Shakeel, Sub Inspector, RD ANF Punjab 40. Second meeting of the UNODC i) Ms. Alia Asad, SO, NCD Regional Working Group on ii) Mr. Nadeem Islam, JD, ANF Forensic Capacity and Academy Development (RWGFD)

41. UNODC – CCP Scanner i) Maj Mudassar Abad, Deputy Awareness Training Director, RD, ANF, Balochistan ii) Mr. Ata Hussain Shah, Deputy Secretary, NCD 42. 9TH meeting of Ministers and 12th i) Brig. Bilal Javel, Force Comnd. meeting of senior authorities of ANF Balochistan triangular initiative ii) Col. Zaheer Ahmed, Director (IC), ANF HQs 43. Industry Representatives 3-6th August, 2015 Sensitization Workshops on Precursors Diversion-Karachi

Annex-G Composition of Inter Agency Task Force

Chairman : Director General ANF Secretary /Director (Enforcement) ANF Members :

Federal Agencies/Departments: 1. Federal Board of Revenue - Director General, Customs Intelligence 2. Coast Guards - Director General 3. Airport Security Force ` - Director 4. Federal Investigation Agency - Director 5. FATA Khyber Pakhtunkhwa - Additional Secretary 6. Pakistan Rangers Punjab - Deputy Director General 7. Pakistan Rangers Sindh - Deputy Director General 8. Frontier Corps Khyber Pakhtunkhwa - Deputy Inspector General 9. Frontier Corps Baluchistan - Deputy Inspector General 10. Frontier Constabulary Khyber Pakhtunkhwa - Deputy Commandant 11. National Highways and Motorways Police - Deputy Inspector General 12. Pakistan Railway Police - Deputy Inspector General 13. Islamabad Capital Territory Police - Deputy Inspector General 14. Azad Jammu and Kashmir Police ` - Deputy Inspector General 15. Excise and Taxation AJK - Director General

Provincial Agencies/Departments:

1. Punjab Police - Deputy Inspector General 2. Sindh Police - Deputy Inspector General 3. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Police - Deputy Inspector General

4. Baluchistan Police - Deputy Inspector General 5. Gilgit Baltistan Police - Deputy Inspector General 6. Excise and Taxation Punjab - Director General 7. Excise and Taxation Sindh - Director General 8. Excise and Taxation Khyber Pakhtunkhwa - Director General 9. Excise and Taxation Baluchistan - Director General 10. Excise and Taxation Gilgit Baltistan - Director General 11. Afghan Refugees Commissionrate Khyber Pakhtunkhwa - Commissioner 12. Malakand Levies Khyber Pakhtunkhwa - Commandant Malakand 13. Baluchistan Levies - Deputy Director General 61

Annex-H

Composition of National Narcotics Control Committee

Chairman: Secretary, Narcotics Control Division. Secretary : Director General, Anti Narcotics Force.

Members:

S# Designation Ministry/Division

1 Secretary Interior Division

2 Secretary Ministry of Commerce

3 Secretary Finance Division

4 Secretary Ministry of Foreign Affairs

5 Secretary Law, Justice and Human Rights Division

6 Secretary Information, Broadcasting and National Heritage Division Ministry of Overseas Pakistanis and Human Resource 7 Secretary Development 8 Secretary Ministry of Planning, Development and Reforms

9 Secretary Ministry of Railways

10 Secretary Religious Affairs and Inter-Faith Harmony Division

11 Secretary Capital Administration and Development Division National Health Services, Regulations and Coordination 12 Secretary Division 13 Chief Secretary Government of Punjab 14 Chief Secretary Government of Sindh

15 Chief Secretary Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

16 Chief Secretary Government of Baluchistan

17 Chief Secretary Government of Gilgit Baltistan

18 Chief Secretary Government of Azad Jammu and Kashmir

Annex-I

Drug Demand Reduction Activities Carried Out During FY 2015 - 16

HQ RD RD RD RD RD S# Activity Total ANF Bal Sind Pun KP Nth 1. ANF - Annual Youth Convention - - - - - 1 1 2. 14 th Annual Poster Exhibition - - 1 - - - 1 3. ANF Cycle Rally 1 - - 1 - - 2 ANF Sindh National Junior & Cadet Karate 4. - - 1 - - - 1 Championship 5. ANF Taikawando Tournament - 1 - - - - 1 6. Annual Prize Distribution Ceremony - - - - - 1 1 7. Anti Drug Awareness Campaign - - 1 1 - 7 9 8. Anti Drug Marathon - - - - 1 - 1 9. Anti -Drug Posters Competition - - 1 - - - 1 10. Appointments of Youth Ambassadors - - 1 - - - 1 11. Artwork by Patients of MATRC - - - - - 1 1 12. Displayed Awareness Banners - - - - 1 2 3 13. Installation of Awareness Bill Boards - - - 2 - - 2 14. Aw areness through Rikshaw Campaign - - - 2 - - 2 15. Awareness through Social Media - - - 3 - 6 9 16. Awareness Conference - - - 1 - - 1 17. Awareness Exhibition - - - 1 - - 1 18. Awareness Lecture - 4 23 40 40 1 108 19. Awareness Workshops - - 2 - 1 - 3 20. Awareness Seminars - 1 1 36 4 - 42 21. Awareness Session - 1 2 4 2 15 24 Awareness Session on “Hepatitis”, for Injecting 22. - - - - - 1 1 Drug Users 23. Awareness Stage Play - - - 1 - - 1 24. Awareness Stall - 2 - 4 1 6 13 25. Awareness through Print & Electronic Media - - - - 3 2 5 26. Awareness through Publication - - 1 1 10 15 27 27. Awareness Walk - 1 - 17 4 1 23 28. Blind Cricket Match - - 1 - - - 1 29. Celebration of Independence Day - - 1 - - 1 2 30. Charity Show - - - 1 - - 1 31. ANF Karate Competition - - 1 2 1 - 4 Conference with Heads of Educational 32. - - - 1 - 1 2 Institutions 33. Convention on Drug Abuse - - - 1 - - 1 34. Cricket Tournament - - - 1 2 - 3

HQ RD RD RD RD RD S# Activity Total ANF Bal Sind Pun KP Nth 35. Cultural Festival - - - 9 - 1 10 36. Cycle Race - - 1 - - - 1 37. Debate Competition - - - 3 - - 3 38. Distribution of Eid Package - - - 1 - - 1 39. Donors Conference - - 1 - - - 1 40. Distribution through Awareness Material - - 3 11 12 3 29 41. Family Festival - - - 1 - - 1 42. Football Tournament - - 1 - 1 - 2 43. Free Medical Camp - 1 7 7 - - 15 Ground Breaking Ceremony of Female & 44. - - 1 - - - 1 Children Ward Karachi 45. Recreational Activities at MATRC - - 1 - - 5 6 46. Hiking Trip - - - - - 2 2 47. Inter Religious Conference - - 1 - - - 1 48. Inter -Faith Seminar - - 1 - - - 1 49. Jashan -e-Baharan Sports Festival - - - 1 - - 1 50. Media Briefing on ANF Actions & Initiatives - - - - - 1 1 51. Media Campaign - - - - - 2 2 52. Meeting with NGOs - - - 1 - - 1 53. Mehfil -e-Mushaira - - - 2 - - 2 54. Milaad at MATRC Islamabad - - - - - 1 1 55. Monthly Meeting of ANF Youth Ambassadors - - - - - 2 2 56. Musical Program - - 3 5 3 - 11 57. Painting Competition - - - - 1 - 1 58. Pakistan Day Celebration - - 1 1 - 1 3 59. Preparation of Awareness Material - - - - - 1 1 60. Press Conference - - 1 - - - 1 Publicity of ANF - Mega Event “Drug Burning 61. - - - - - 2 2 Ceremony” 62. Pu ppet Show - - - 18 - - 18 63. Special Drug Burning Ceremony - 1 - - - - 1 64. Speech Competition - - - 1 - - 1 65. Sports Event - 1 - 4 1 - 6 66. Tableau - - - 1 - - 1 67. Theatre Play - - 1 - - - 1 68. Training Session - - - 2 - - 2 69. Visits to MATRCs - - 9 - - 19 28 70. Volleyball Tournament - - - 1 - - 1 71. Youth Ambassador Workshop - - - 1 - 1 2 Youth Ambassadors Participation in Youth 72. - - - - - 1 1 Congress 64

HQ RD RD RD RD RD S# Activity Total ANF Bal Sind Pun KP Nth 73. Youth Football Match - - 1 - - - 1 74. Youth Making Human Chair against Narcotics - - 1 - - - 1 Total 1 13 71 190 88 103 466

Abbreviations

ANF Anti Narcotics Force ASEAN Association of Southeast Asian Nations BLOs Border Liaison Offices CARICC Central Asian Regional Information and Coordination Centre CDWP Central Development Working Party CNS Act Control of Narcotic Substances, 1997 Colombo Plan ICCE International Centre for Certification and Education of Addiction Professionals DDWP Departmental Development Working Party DLO Drug Liaison Officer EAD Economic Affairs Division ECNEC Executive Committee of the National Economic Council ECO Economic Cooperation Organization FATA Federally Administered Tribal Area IATF Inter Agency Task Force JPC Joint Planning Cell LEAs Law Enforcement Agencies MOP Medicinal Opium Powder MOU Memorandum of Understanding MPS Ministry of Public Security NADRA National Database and Registration Authority NCD Narcotics Control Division NGOs Non-governmental organizations PATA Provincially Administered Tribal Area PNB Pakistan Narcotics Board PCU Port Control Unit PEMRA Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority PENs Pre-Export Notifications PNCA Pakistan National Council of Arts, PSDP Public Sector Development Program SAARC South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation UNODC United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime UTC Universal Treatment Curriculum