• The Minister for Interior held frequent meetings with all provincial governments and others stakeholders to enhance security and assured them of Federal Government’s Support.
• Gratis acquisition of Security / Protective equipment from China.
• In the process of acquisition of security equipment from China, on a loan(US$180 million) extended by Chinese Government.
• Obtained Rs. 400.00 million grant from China for procurement of security equipment.
• Free of cost bulletproof jackets obtained from France.
• In Camera briefing was given to Parliamentarians by Ministry of Interior on   prevailing security situation.
• Three Agreements on counter terrorism are under process with the Governments of Iran, UAE and Malaysia.
• Visa Abolition Agreement signed with Libya.
• Twelve Agreements on Visa abolition are under process with countries i.e.   Guyana, Brunei, Poland, South Africa, Malta UAE, Ukraine, Ireland, Indonesia, Bulgaria, Chili and Bolivia.
• An Extradition Treaty has been signed with Libya.
• Agreements / MOUs on Extradition Treaty / Re-admission Agreement and Transfer of Offenders Agreement are under process with countries i.e. Tajikistan,Norway,Maldives,Jordan,Yaman,Lebanon,Indonesia,Bulgaria,UAE and Kazakhstan.
• 16x Pakistani Prisoners have been repatriated from Sri Lanka.
• 101x civilian police officers have been deployed in various UN peace missions in countries i.e. East-Timore (UNMIT), Sudan (UNMIS), Sudan (Darfur region) UNAMID and Liberia (UNMIL).
• 65x personnel of Civil Armed Forces have been deployed in five UN Peacekeeping Missions in Haiti-I, Haiti-II, Cote d’ Ivoire, Timor Leste and Darfur (Sudan)
• Conducted meetings of Pak-UK Joint Working Group on Counter-  Terrorism, Strategic communications, Capacity Building of LEAs and stopping Terrorist Financing.
• Held Joint Working Groups meetings with countries i.e. Turkey, Thailand, Singapore, China and Russia.
• Organized training to officers of various government departments through UK experts’ team on Mitigation of Man Portable Air Defence System (MANPADs) threat.
• Conducted Pak-India Composite Dialogue, Prepared Dossier including involvement in terrorist activities in Pakistan.
• Established Foreigners’ Security Cell, to coordinate security of foreigners, especially Chinese (10149), Koreans, Italians as well as security of diplomats in Islamabad.
• Evolved a procedure for keeping the government informed through daily “Incident Reports” pertaining to terrorism/law & order.
• Compilation of computerized data of acts of terrorism, terrorist activities, apprehension of terrorists, recovery of arms/ammunitions etc.
• Support to Anti Narcotics Force (ANF) by Air wing
• Total Missions Generated 15
• Survey of Poppy Fields 02
• Surveillance/  Anti Narcotics Operations 05
Total Flying hours flown In support of ANF 93.8 hrs.
• Support to Pakistan Coast Guards
• Total Missions Generated 10
• Total Flying hours flown
in support of Pakistan 100.8 hours.  Coast Guards.
• Operation Rahh-e-Rast
• Anti Terrorist Operations 80 Mission (1818.7 Hours) TARGETS/GOALS
• Establishments of 24/7 Call-Center for Good governance, Transparency and Delivery for citizens.
• Centralized collection and compilation of data regarding vehicles registered in Pakistan with a view to ensure that stolen/snatched vehicles are not used by terrorists.
• Establishment of Task Force to provide themes for release to media encouraging weaning away of sympathy with terrorists.
• Centralized collection and compilation of data of Mosques/Imambargahs and Worship Places of other religions.
• Evolved a mechanism to control the activities of banned organizations suggesting amendment in Anti Terrorists Act.
• Establishing Aviation facility for a flight of 6 – 8 helicopters and one Cessna Grand Caravan in the vicinity of Peshawar for supporting, Army, FC (NWFP)/ Home Department and other beneficiaries.
• Induction of 20 GAU-17 guns and 30 advance version of Night Vision Goggles (NVGs) for the pilots.
• Employment of additional 10 pilots on contract and their training for the newly inducted 5 Huey – II helicopters, in order to meet the existing deficiency of pilots in 50 Aviation Squadron.
• An amount of Rs.7031.289 Million has been allocated for one sixty-six projects in current financial year (2009-10).
• An amount of Rs.1000.00 Million has been allocated (PSDP) for a new project titled: “Provision of Security Infrastructure in Malakand, Swat and Other Conflict Areas of NWFP”.
• ECNEC has approved PC-I for the project titled: “Non Intrusive X-ray Vehicle System (NVIS)” under which two (02) fixed and two (02) re-locatable X-ray scanners will be purchased in the first phase from   China by end August, 2009.