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Federal Cabinet Approves Reconstitution of Evacuee Trust Property Board for Three Years

October 14, 2026 • 2 hours ago •

ISLAMABAD: The Federal Cabinet has approved the reconstitution of the Evacuee Trust Property Board for a period of three years, a decision aimed at enhancing the management and utilization of properties left behind by displaced individuals during the partition.

This significant move was confirmed during a cabinet meeting held on Tuesday, where officials emphasized the need for effective governance of these properties, which are crucial for the welfare of the affected communities. The Minister for Religious Affairs stated, “This reconstitution will ensure that the properties are managed transparently and benefit those in need.”

The implications of this decision are far-reaching, as the Evacuee Trust Property Board oversees a substantial portfolio of properties that can be utilized for social welfare projects. By streamlining its operations, the government aims to improve the living conditions of many citizens who rely on these resources for housing and livelihood.

Looking ahead, the government plans to hold regular meetings to monitor the progress of the board’s activities and ensure accountability. Stakeholders are encouraged to participate in discussions regarding the effective use of these properties, with the next meeting scheduled for next month.