Governance Model Must Be Reformed and Restructured for the Digital Era, Says Jam Kamal Khan

*ISLAMABAD (Special Correspondent):* Federal Minister for Commerce *Jam Kamal Khan* has stressed that reforming and restructuring Pakistan’s governance model is essential to address the challenges of the rapidly evolving digital age, emphasizing that institutional transformation is the only sustainable path forward. Call for Institutional Reform

In a post on X, the Commerce Minister said governance reform had become more important than ever in an era defined by digital speed and technological advancement.

“Reform and restructure in the governance model is the only way forward. It is needed even more in this new era of digital speed than before,” he wrote. Revisiting Earlier Views

Jam Kamal Khan shared the statement alongside one of his posts from August 5, 2018, in which he pointed to structural weaknesses in governance and underscored the importance of building a service-oriented public administration.

In the earlier post, he observed that the governance structure in Balochistan had become ineffective and stressed that a properly functioning, service-oriented provincial government was essential for effective public service delivery. Focus on Public Service Delivery

The Commerce Minister reiterated that strengthening institutions, restructuring governance systems and improving public service delivery remain fundamental to national progress. He said governance reforms must keep pace with the demands of the digital era to ensure greater efficiency, accountability and responsiveness. Adapting to the Digital Age

Jam Kamal Khan maintained that sustainable development depends on modern, efficient and citizen-focused governance. He emphasized that continuous institutional reform is necessary to equip public sector organizations to meet the opportunities and challenges created by rapid digital transformation.