SLAMABAD – Three new ministers have been added to the federal cabinet, along with their respective ministries.

Federal Minister Imran Shah, Minister of State Armaghan Subhani, and Dr Shazra Mansab all took the oath.

The newly appointed ministers were sworn in by Acting President Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani at the President’s House. The Cabinet Division has issued an official announcement.

Syed Imran Ahmad has been named Federal Minister for Poverty Alleviation and Social Safety, with Armaghan Subhani serving as Minister of State for Planning and Development and Shazra Mansab as Minister of State for Climate Change.

With this appointment, Shehbaz’s cabinet now has 54 members: 31 federal ministers, 11 ministers of state, 4 advisers, and 8 special assistants.

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