Drug Abuse Control Master Plan 2012 -2014
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Substance Abuse Strategies and Plans
Pakistan
31 December 2012
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Islamic Republic of Pakistan
Minsitry of Narcotics Control/ Anti Narcotics Force
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GOAL AND OBJECTIVES OF THE MASTER PLANGoal: To reduce the health, social and economic costs associated with drug trafficking
and substance abuse in Pakistan.
Objectives: With this goal in mind the following drug control objectives have been
established for the next five years:
Objective 1: Control the production and trafficking of narcotic substances.
Objective 2: Limit smuggling, trafficking and distribution of illicit narcotic and psychotropic
substances, amphetamine type stimulants and precursor chemicals.
Objective 3: Check the increase in drug demand and achieve reduction in the number of drug
addicts through prevention and treatment and rehabilitation measures.
Objective 4: Enhance efforts to forfeit drug-generated assets and curb money laundering.
Objective 5: Promote international cooperation in the fight against drugs.
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