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Abbreviations and Acronym ANP Awami National Party BNM Balochistan National Movement BNP (Awami) Balochistan National Party (Awami) BNP (M) Balochistan National Party (Mengal) IND Independent JWP Jamhori Watan Party MMA Muttehida-Majlis-e-Amal MQM Muttehida Qaumi Movement PML Pakistan Muslim League PML (F) Pakistan Muslim League (Functional) PML (N) Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) PPKMAP Pakistan Pashtoon-Khwah Milli Awami Party PPP Pakistan Peoples Party PPPP Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarian 07 Seat/ Name/Party Address in Islamabad/ Tel/Fax in Islamabad/ Province Email/Mobile Address in City of Residence Tel/Fax in City of Residence BALOCHISTAN Woman Agha Pari Gul 211-E, Parliament Lodges Tel: 051-9207477 Balochistan Party: PML Islamabad Fax: 48-B/1, Tufail Road, Tel: 042-6652388 Lahore Fax: Technocrats Amanullah Kanrani A-002, Parliament Lodges Tel: 051-9223898 Balochistan Party: JWP Islamabad Fax: 051-9223898 220-C Samungli Housing Scheme, Tel: 081-825274/831786 0320-4787169/0300-5114864 Quetta Fax: 081-820754 General Ayaz Khan Mandokhail Chairman, Standing Committee on Tel: 051-9223952 Balochistan Party: PML Interior, Narcotics Control and States & Fax: 051-9223975 Frontier Regions [email protected] Room 1, Old USAID Building G -5/1 0300-8565378 Islamabad H.No.276-B, Main Double Road, F-10/4 Tel: 051-2297411 Islamabad Fax: 051-2101183 12-C, Toghi Housing Scheme, Tel: 081-838608 Quetta Cantt Fax: General Azizullah Satakzai, Dr. 202-G, Parilament Lodges Tel: 051-9223880 Balochistan Party: MMA Islamabad Fax: P.O. Dr. Azizullah Via Usta Muhammad Tel: 0740-612347 District Jaffarabad Fax: Woman Kalsoom Perveen 206-E, Parliament Lodges Tel: 051-9223897 Balochistan Party: PML Islamabad Fax: RCC Banglows, Banglow #18 Tel: 081-452819/839030 0320-4797424/0300-5267231 Near old BMC, Fax: 081-443764 Quetta Technocrats Kamran Murtaza 107-J, Parliament Lodges Tel: 051-9222191 Balochistan Party: MMA Islamabad Fax: [email protected] 22-D, Samungli Housing Scheme Tel: 081-830767 0320-4782598/0300-5526414 Quetta Fax: 081-837378 General Liaquat Ali Bangulzai Room No. 110, MNA Hostel, Sector G -5 Tel: 051-9205064/9223410 Balochistan Party: MMA Islamabad Fax: H.No.126/6 Kariz Khurd, Ghazgi, Mastung Tel: 0823-897101/895280 0333-5224210 Balochistan Fax: General Mir Muhammad Naseer Mengal Minister of State for Petroleum and Tel: 051-9204822 Balochistan Party: PML Natural Resources Division Fax: 051-9207632 Room No. 331, Block A, Pak Secr etariat [email protected] Islamabad 0300-5004466/0320-4237880 H.No. 2, Minister Enclave Tel: 051-9209958 Islamabad Fax: 64/1, Street 26th, Khayaban-e-Badban, Tel:021-5852857 Phase-V, DHA , Fax: 021-5849211 Karachi 75500 Pakistan Institute of Legislative Development and Transparency 08 Seat/ Name/Party Address in Islamabad/ Tel/Fax in Islamabad/ Province Email/Mobile Address in City of Residence Tel/Fax in City of Residence General Mir Wali Muhammad Badini 304-G, Parliament Lodges, Tel: 051-9223994 Balochistan Party: PML Islamabad Fax: [email protected] 7-Regal Plaza, 1st Floor, Jinnah Road Tel: 081-82457 0300-8380138 Quetta Fax: 081-821948 General Mohim Khan Baluch 506-J, Parliament Lodges Tel: 051-9223877 Balochistan Party: BNP (Awami) Islamabad Fax: 051-9223877 C/o Computer City, Shop No. 45, Tel: 081-444639 0333-5233625 Green Town, Raisani Road, Fax: Quetta Technocrats Molvi Agha Muhammad Room No. 112, MNA Hostal Tel: 051-9205061 Balochistan Party: MMA Islamabad Fax: Davi Autos, Angle Road, Tel: 081-822013/0894-422073 Jamia Masjid Usmania Fax: Quetta General Muhammad Akram Chairman, Standing Committee on Tel: 051-9223971 Balochistan Party: PML Industries & Production Fax: 051-9223975 Room.22, Old USAID Building G-5 [email protected] Islamabad 0300-8229786/0300-5302700 204-G, Parliament Lodges, Tel: 051-9207477 Islamabad Fax: 1&2 Lotia Building, Tel: 021-5680970 Abdullah Haroon Road, Fax: 021-5687807 Karachi General Muhammad Aslam Buledi 208-J, Parliament Lodges Tel: 051-9223914 Balochistan Party: BNM Islamabad Fax: Menaz Buleda Tel: 0869-451113 /411183 0300-2269906/0333-5221399 District Kech, Makran Fax: General Muhammad Ismail Buledi, Dr. 310-G, Parliament Lodges Tel:051-9223916 Balochistan Party: MMA Islamabad Fax: Village Soloo, Buleda, Tel: 620411 District Keech, Turbat Fax: Mekran General Muhammad Sarwar Khan Kaker Chairman, Standing Committee on Local Tel: 051-9223959/9258677 Balochistan Party: PML Government and Rural Development Fax: 051-9223975 Room 9, Old USAID Building, G-5 Islamabad 0300-8569766 2-H, Parliament Lodges, Tel: 051-9207477 Islamabad Fax: House 49-B, Street-2, G-10/3 Tel: 051-2102563-4 Islamabad Fax: 051-2102570 B-2, Tajika lad, Near GOR Colony, Tel: 081-820106 Quetta Fax: 081-820106 General Nawab Ayaz Khan Jogezai 009-J, Parliament Lodges Tel: 051-9207477 Balochistan Party: PPKMAP Islamabad Fax: Central Secretariat, PKMAP, Tel: 081-839500 0300-8381838 M.A Jinnah Road Fax: Quetta 09 Seat/ Name/Party Address in Islamabad/ Tel/Fax in Islamabad/ Province Email/Mobile Address in City of Residence Tel/Fax in City of Residence General Raza Muhammad Raza A-003, Parliament Lodges Tel: 051-9207477 Balochistan Party: PPKMAP Islamabad Fax: Central Secretariat, PKMAP, Tel: 081-820368/839500 M.A. Jinnah Road, Fax: Quetta Killi Narezai Tel: 0822-412823 Tehsil & Districtt Zhob Fax: General Rehmatullah Kaker (Advocate) H-10, Parliament Lodges Tel: 051-9223883 Balochistan Party: MMA Islamabad Fax: [email protected] Quetta Hospital, Dr. Sher Tel: 081-839251/831355 0300-9383920 Muhammad Road, Fax: Quetta Woman Roshan Khursheed Bharucha Chairperson, Standing Committee on Tel: 051-9223962 Balochistan Party: PML Health, Social Welfare and Special Fax: 051-9223975 Education, Room No.12, Second Floor, [email protected] Old USAid Building 0300-9389849 Islamabad E-212, Parliament Lodges Tel: 051-9223891 Islamabad Fax: No.2 Parsi Colony, Jinnah Road Tel: 081-837404 Quetta Fax: Technocrats Saeed Ahmed Hashmi 206-C, Parliament Lodges, Tel: 051-9207477 Balochistan Party: PML Islamabad Fax: 514-95/A, Club Road Tel: 081-837113 0320-4780948 Quetta Cantt Fax: 081-836172 General Sana Ullah Baloch J-108, Parliament Lodges Tel: 051-9223892 Balochistan Party: BNP (M) Islamabad Fax: 051-9223892 [email protected] H.No.49-C, Block 4, Satelite Town, Tel: 081-874666/674555 0300-5204977/0300-8380515 Quetta Fax: 081-839500 Woman Shereen Noor 301-F Parliament Lodges Tel: 051-9207477 Balochistan Party: PML Islamabad Fax: H.No. 10-5/102-A, Rind Street, Tel: 081-894254, 451364 0333-7822651 Brewrey Road, Fax: Quetta FATA General Hafiz Abdul Malik Qadri Chairman Standing Committee on Water Tel: 051-9223954 FATA Party: INDEPENDENT and Power, Room No. 3, Fax: 051-9223975 Old USAID Building, G-5/1, Islamabad 409-H Parliament Lodges, Tel: 051-9223928 Islamabad Fax: Jamia Junedia Ghafooria, Tel : 091-815786/819786 Industrial Area, Jamrood Road, Fax :091-828681 Peshawar Pakistan Institute of Legislative Development and Transparency 10 Seat/ Name/Party Address in Islamabad/ Tel/Fax in Islamabad/ Province Email/Mobile Address in City of Residence Tel/Fax in City of Residence General Hameed Ullah Jan Afridi 10-J, Parliament Lodges Tel: 051-9267049 FATA Party: INDEPENDENT Islamabad Fax: [email protected] H.No.48, St.No.59, F-10/3 Tel: 0300-8555896 Islamabad Fax: Surkas Kahjoori, Khyber Agency Tel: 091-871217/871417 Bara Fax: General Mateen Shah F-405, Parliament Lodges Tel: 051-9205183 FATA Party: INDEPENDENT Islamabad Fax: Jalil Medical Store Opp. A.H.Q. Hospital, Tel: 09297-311567/311433 0333-9614288 Miran Shah, Fax: North Waziristan Agency General Syed Muhammad Hussain 402-E, Parliament Lodges, Tel: 051-9206593 FATA Party: INDEPENDENT Islamabad Fax: Mohallah Dhoke Abbasi, Tel: 051-2217463 0300-5104294/0303-6903738 Siraya Khaurboza, Fax: Islamabad Village & P.O. Zargari Tel: 0925-665001-3 District Hangu Fax: General Muhammad Ajmal Khan Federal Minister for Sports and Culture Tel: 051-9210108 FATA Party: INDEPENDENT Room No. 104, Block D, Pak Secretariat Fax: 051-9224697 Islamabad 0320-5124790 H.No.18, St.No.20, F-8/2, Tel: 051-9260362 Islamabad Fax: Tochi Mach Factory, Miran Shah Tel: 09297-310760 North Waziristan Agency Fax: General Rashid Ahmed Khan, Engr. 109-J, Parliament Lodges Tel: 051-9202755 FATA Party: INDEPENDENT Islamabad Fax: F.R., Tabai Tel: 0926-312490 0300-5926202 Kurram Agency Fax: General Syed Sajjad Hussain House 249, Street 23, E-7 Tel: 051-2272339 FATA Party: INDEPENDENT Islamabad Fax: 07-A, Parliament Lodges, Tel: 051-9202456 0333-5159555 Islamabad Fax: Para Chinar, Tel: 0926-310361 Kurram Agency Fax: General Tahir Iqbal Orakzai, Engr. H-05 Parliament Lodges Tel: 051-9207477 FATA Party: INDEPENDENT Islamabad Fax: [email protected] Mohallah Muslim Abad Kohat Road, Tel: 0925-621868/621848 0333-9615017 Hangu, FATA Fax: 0925-620736 11 Seat/ Name/Party Address in Islamabad/ Tel/Fax in Islamabad/ Province Email/Mobile Address in City of Residence Tel/Fax in City of Residence FEDERAL CAPITAL General Ghafoor Ahmad, Prof. House No. 130, Street No. 14, E -7 Tel: 051-9223107 Federal Capital Party: MMA Islamabad Fax: 206-G, Parliament Lodges, Tel: 051-9207477 Islamabad Fax: D-90, Block 6, Federal B Area, Tel: 021-6361415/4911218 Karachi Fax: General Mushahid Hussain Sayed Chairman Standing Committee on Foreign Tel: 051-9223974 Federal Capital Party: PML and Kashmir Affairs and Northern Affairs Fax: 051-9223975 Room 25, Old USAID Building, G-5, [email protected] Islamabad 0300-5193277 House No. 175, Street 15, E-7 Tel: 051-2820421 Islamabad Fax: 051-2820421
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    REPORT OF THE STANDING COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS For the Period from MARCH, 2012 to MARCH 2015 Presented by Senator HAJI MOHAMMAD ADEEL Chairman Prepared by DR. SYED PERVAIZ ABBAS Additional Secretary/Secretary Committee 1 Content Page Sr # Content Page 1 Chairman Desk 3 2 Executive summary 5 3 Profile of the committee 8 4 Pictorial view of the committee meeting 9 5 Minutes of the committee meeting 10 2 Chairman’s note As Chairman Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, I am pleased to present the report of Foreign Affairs Committee regarding its activities from March 2012 to March 2015. The committee in the meetings discussed and examined issues relating to roles, functions and responsibilities of Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The sole purpose of the Foreign Affairs Committee is to serve the best interests of the country. The prestigious committee always prefers to focus on matters that are pertinent to the interest of the nation. Pakistan is situated in an extremely volatile region of the world. It is in our best interest to manage cooperative relations not only with our neighbours but also with other states on the basis of equality and self-respect. It is also made sure that core interests of the country were never compromised at any cost and should remain top priority of the institutions responsible. Pakistan being a responsible Nuclear Power and member of the international society makes sure that the foreign policy is enshrined on the principles that were laid by the founding father of the country. The country is riding a tide of troubles therefore the need of the hour is that the foreign policy and the domestic policy should be coherent and consistent to cope with the challenges.
  • Rulings of the Chair (1998-2014)

    Rulings of the Chair (1998-2014)

    Rulings of The Chair VOL-III RULINGS OF THE CHAIR (1998-2014) SENATE OF PAKISTAN 1 Rulings of The Chair 1986 2 Rulings of The Chair 1986 Chairmen during this Period Mr. Wasim Sajjad Mr. Mohammed Mian Soomro 24-12-1988 to 12-10-1999 12-03-2003 to 11-03-2009 Mr. Farooq Hamid Naek Syed Nayyer Hussain Bokhari 12-03-2009 to 11-03-2012 12-03-202 to 11-03-2015 3 Rulings of The Chair 1986 4 Rulings of The Chair 1986 Contents Point of Order 07 Absence of officials’ 13 Adjournment Motion 14 Question Hour 20 Expunction 24 Privilege Motion 25 Ministers or officials’ 73 Appointment of Leader 75 Miscellaneous 102 Expunction 103 Resolution 104 Quorum: 105 Live telecasting or proceedings of the House 106 5 Rulings of The Chair Privilege Motion 6 Rulings of The Chair Point of Order 1. Point of Order: Responsibility to ensure compliance with Supreme Court decisions lies with the Government, not the Senate.- Ruling On 25th June, 1998, Senator Asif Ali Zardari, who was in Adiala Jail, came to attend the Senate session, as per directions of the Supreme Court of Pakistan. However, upon his appearance before the House, he raised the question before Chairman Mr. Waseem Sajjad regarding why the jail authorities allowed him to attend the session at 4 o’clock and sought the reason for such a delay. “The Chairman held that “compliance with Supreme Court orders is the responsibility of the Federal Government and not mine and they complied with it, if they delay you can go to Supreme Court, it has nothing to do with him”.
  • Senate Foreign Relations Committee

    Senate Foreign Relations Committee

    SENATE OF PAKISTAN PAKISTAN WORLDVIEW Report - 16 SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE Pakistan & NATO September, 2007 http://www.foreignaffairscommittee.org List of Contents 1. From the Chairman’s Desk 5 2. Executive Summary 9 - 13 3. Dialogue with NATO Parliamentary Assembly (March 14, 2007) Participants of the Meeting 17 - 19 Proceedings of the Meeting (Verbatim Record) 23 - 47 4. Pakistan Parliamentary Delegation to NATO Parliamentary Assembly’s Spring Session (Madeira, Portugal, 25-28 May, 2007) 51 - 62 5. Pakistan Senate Delegation to NATO’s 8th New Parliamentarians Programme (Brussels, Belgium, 8-12 July, 2007) 65 - 80 6. Appendixes: President General Pervez Musharraf’s meeting with NATO Secretary General, Mr. Jaap de Hoop Scheffer (May 8, 2007) 83 - 85 Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz visit to NATO Headquarters (January 30, 2007) 86 - 87 Pakistan and NATO Article by Dr. Rashid Ahmed Khan 88 - 91 7. Profiles Profiles of the Chairman and Members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee 95 - 102 Profiles of the Committee Officials 105 - 106 03 Pakistan and NATO From the Chairman’s Desk The Senate Foreign Relations Committee continued with its vigorous contacts with its counterparts and other legislative institutions in friendly countries to create better mutual understanding of issues of peace and security. These contacts have been of enormous good as there is, now, a better appreciation of Pakistan’s policies and perspective on current issues; and similarly, we now understand the position of others. This interaction has led to extremely happy results. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee is determined to continue and expand these contacts and meetings, which is what this report is all about.
  • Senators Raise 52 Issues During Prime Minister's Zero Hour Pak-Russia

    Senators Raise 52 Issues During Prime Minister's Zero Hour Pak-Russia

    Daily Friday April 25, 2014 Vol: FN-002/14, Issue NO. 80 FROM FREE AND FAIR ELECTIONS TO AN OPEN AND EFFECTIVE PARLIAMENT t Sub-Committee of the National Assembly Standing Committee on National Health Services, Regulations and Coordination is meeting today (Friday) at Parliament House, Islamabad National Assembly Standing Committee on Cabinet Secretariat is meeting today (Friday) at Allama Iqbal International Airport, Lahore. National Assembly Sub-Committee of PAC is meeting today (Friday) at Parliament House, Islamabad Royal dignitaries Afghan SIMS being Profile Senators raise 52 issues during issued hunting Saman Sultana Jafri permits by used in FATA, KP: Member National Assembly Prime Minister’s Zero Hour Foreign Ministry Interior Minister Usman Asad Our Correspondent Our Correspondent of Ufone and Zong; however, ISLAMABAD: The newly introduced the Pakistan Telecommunica- ISLAMABAD: The Ministry of ISLAMABAD: Federal Minis- Prime Minister’s Zero Hour in the Sen- tion Authority (PTA) has been Foreign Affairs has informed the ter for Interior and Narcotics ate remained productive as the lawmakers directed to contain these op- National Assembly that the roy- Control Chaudhry Nisar Ali raised 52 issues related to the prevailing erations. He said the federal al dignitaries from United Arab Khan has admitted that Af- law and order, energy and health sectors, government is fully aware of Emirates (UAE) visited Pakistan ghan cellular SIMs are being good governance as well as current politi- possible influx of Afghan refu- to hunt a protected species, hou- used inside the geographical gees after American exit from cal development during five sittings of the bara bustard and each dignitary territory of Pakistan especially the country and preparing to 103rd session.