A federal minister has called for strict action against government officials who fail to perform their assigned duties, stressing that negligence and poor performance should not be tolerated.
The minister said public officials have a responsibility to ensure efficient service delivery and implement government policies effectively. Those who repeatedly fail to fulfill their responsibilities should face disciplinary action, including dismissal where necessary.
The remarks come amid growing calls for greater accountability and improved performance across government institutions. The minister emphasized that taxpayers expect public servants to perform their duties with professionalism, dedication and transparency.
He further directed relevant authorities to closely monitor the performance of officials and take timely action against those found negligent. Departments were also urged to improve internal accountability mechanisms and ensure that public complaints are addressed promptly.
The minister stressed that accountability should apply equally across government institutions and that no official should be allowed to neglect responsibilities without consequences.
The call for strict action is expected to fuel discussions about reforms in the civil service and stronger performance-based evaluation of government employees.
The minister said competent and hardworking officials should be encouraged and supported, while those who consistently fail to deliver must be held accountable.
The latest statement reflects the government’s focus on improving administrative efficiency, strengthening institutional discipline and ensuring better public service delivery.
Authorities are expected to review the performance of officials and take appropriate measures against those found responsible for negligence or failure to carry out their duties.