Deputy Chairman Senate, Syedaal Khan on Thursday held separate meetings with Interior Secretary Captain (Retd.) Khurram Agha and Director General of the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) Dr. Usman Anwar here at Parliament House.
Interior secretary, DG FIA meet Deputy Chairman Senate

ISLAMABAD, Jul 16 (APP): Deputy Chairman Senate, Syedaal Khan on Thursday held separate meetings with Interior Secretary Captain (Retd.) Khurram Agha and Director General of the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) Dr. Usman Anwar here at Parliament House.
According to a news release issued by the Senate Secretariat, the meetings focused on the overall law and order situation in the country, internal security, the performance of law enforcement agencies, and matters relating to public safety and national security.
During his meeting with Interior Secretary, Captain (Retd.) Khurram Agha, discussions were held on internal security, counter-terrorism measures, the maintenance of law and order, and issues related to national security.
On the occasion, Deputy Chairman Senate Syedaal Khan said maintaining law and order and safeguarding the lives and property of citizens were among the foremost responsibilities of the state. He emphasised that effective coordination and cooperation among all institutions were essential to achieving these objectives.
He said a peaceful and secure environment was the foundation of development, investment, and public prosperity.
The deputy chairman also appreciated the services and sacrifices of law enforcement agencies in maintaining peace and strengthening internal security across the country.
Later, during his meeting with Director General Federal Investigation Agency Dr. Usman Anwar, discussions were held on the agency’s overall performance, measures to combat cybercrime, human trafficking and financial crimes, action against illegal activities, and efforts to enhance the institution’s professional capacity.
Deputy Chairman Senate, Syedaal Khan commended the FIA for its role in safeguarding national interests, upholding the rule of law, and combating crime.
He said the agency was playing a vital role in addressing emerging challenges and strengthening public confidence in state institutions.
He particularly appreciated the FIA’s successful operations against cybercrime, human trafficking, and financial corruption.
DG FIA Dr. Usman Anwar briefed the deputy chairman on the agency’s performance, ongoing reforms, and initiatives aimed at enhancing institutional capacity in line with modern requirements.
He reaffirmed the FIA’s commitment to fulfilling its responsibilities in protecting national security, ensuring the rule of law, and serving the public interest.
The deputy chairman appreciated the contributions of the relevant institutions to internal security, the rule of law, and public safety.
He also reaffirmed his commitment to further strengthening cooperation and coordination among state institutions on matters of national importance.


