NA Speaker Participates in Anti-Corruption Awareness Walk
Islamabad : Speaker National Assembly Sardar Ayaz Sadiq participated in the Anti-Corruption Awareness Walk 2025 organized by the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) at the Sports Complex. The walk was attended by federal ministers, Members of the National Assembly, senior officials, and renowned personalities.
Addressing the participants, the Speaker said that NAB has transformed from a tool of political victimization into a performance-driven institution. He added that the Bureau has successfully regained its dignity and credibility through internal reforms and improved accountability mechanisms.
Speaker Sardar Ayaz Sadiq stated that the National Assembly has now become an active partner of NAB in the fight against corruption, and internal accountability processes have already been initiated within the Parliament. He appreciated NAB’s efforts in ensuring efficiency, transparency, and strengthened action against corruption.
Commending NAB on its recent achievements, the Speaker Sardar Ayaz Sadiq paid tribute to the Bureau for recovering Rs. 40 billion. He added that NAB has now evolved into a facilitation-oriented institution for the business community, enabling smoother economic activities and restoring public trust.
“Corruption has become a serious social evil in our society and collective national efforts are required to eliminate it,” the Speaker emphasized.
Chairman NAB Lieutenant General (R) Nazir Ahmed thanked the Speaker for gracing the event. He highlighted that combating corruption is a shared national responsibility and stressed the need for societal unity in this cause.
The Chairman further stated that NAB’s achievements speak for themselves. The Bureau has provided relief to more than 121,000 affected citizens in the past two and a half years, and has successfully implemented an AI-based accountability regime to enhance transparency and efficiency.
Speaker Sardar Ayaz Sadiq also appreciated the efforts of Chief Minister Punjab Maryam Nawaz against land mafia and called such steps vital for protecting citizens’ rights and ensuring good governance.
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