Lieutenant General Nadeem Anjum, the director-general of Pakistan's intelligence agency, Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), has ordered authorities not to divulge images and video recordings of him during official meetings to the media.&nbsp;

Lt. Anjum was named Director-General of ISI in October, following a political squabble between the country's civilian and military leadership.

On Monday, Pakistan's National Security Committee (NSC), the highest forum for security coordination, approved the country's first-ever National Security Policy.&nbsp;

The DG ISI was also present at the high-level conference. The Pakistani government, on the other hand, has refused to provide any of his photographs or video footage.

According to a Pakistani federal minister, this was done as a result of the incumbent DG ISI's standing order to those concerned not to share any of his photographs or video footage from any formal meeting he attends.&nbsp;

For the same reason, none of his photographs or video recordings have been disclosed to the media since his appointment as the DG ISI, according to the minister. 
 
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According to a retired Pakistani official, the main concept of intelligence services is to stay out of the public view. Lt-Gen (retd) Amjad Shoaib of Pakistan said there had been previous violations of the principle, with governments revealing pictures and video recordings of intelligence heads to the media.&nbsp;

On Monday, Pakistan's National Security Council (NSC) approved the country's first-ever National Security Policy, which covers all areas of domestic and external security, including the situation in Afghanistan and its impact on the region.&nbsp;

During the 36th NSC meeting, Pakistan's National Security Adviser (NSA) Moeed Yusuf stated that the country was moving toward a comprehensive national security framework, with the ultimate goal of national security being to secure the safety and security of residents, according to Dawn newspaper.

(With inputs from agencies)

Lieutenant General Nadeem Anjum, the director-general of Pakistan's intelligence agency, Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), has ordered authorities not to divulge images and video recordings of him during official meetings to the media.

Lieutenant General Nadeem Anjum, the director-general of Pakistan's intelligence agency, Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), has ordered authorities not to divulge images and video recordings of him during official meetings to the media. Lt. Anjum was named Director-General of ISI in October, following a political squabble between the country's civilian and military leadership. On Monday, Pakistan's National Security Committee (NSC), the highest forum for security coordination, approved the country's first-ever National Security Policy. The DG ISI was also present at the high-level conference. The Pakistani government, on the other hand, has refused to provide any of his photographs or video footage. According to a Pakistani federal minister, this was done as a result of the incumbent DG ISI's standing order to those concerned not to share any of his photographs or video footage from any formal meeting he attends. For the same reason, none of his photographs or video recordings have been disclosed to the media since his appointment as the DG ISI, according to the minister. Watch | Pakistan: Imran Khan bows down to Pakistan army, approves new spymaster According to a retired Pakistani official, the main concept of intelligence services is to stay out of the public view. Lt-Gen (retd) Amjad Shoaib of Pakistan said there had been previous violations of the principle, with governments revealing pictures and video recordings of intelligence heads to the media. On Monday, Pakistan's National Security Council (NSC) approved the country's first-ever National Security Policy, which covers all areas of domestic and external security, including the situation in Afghanistan and its impact on the region. During the 36th NSC meeting, Pakistan's National Security Adviser (NSA) Moeed Yusuf stated that the country was moving toward a comprehensive national security framework, with the ultimate goal of national security being to secure the safety and security of residents, according to Dawn newspaper. (With inputs from agencies)

'No photos please': Pakistan's ISI chief Nadeen Anjum wants no coverage in media

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'No photos please': Pakistan's ISI chief Nadeen Anjum wants no coverage in media