In a major leap toward e-governance, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has introduced Khyber Pass, Pakistan’s first QR-enabled digital identity system. Officially unveiled by Chief Minister Ali Amin Khan Gandapur at the Chief Minister’s House, this unified platform is designed to streamline public service delivery by integrating with NADRA and other key government databases.

💡 What Is Khyber Pass?
Khyber Pass allows citizens to access services in healthcare, taxation, education, property, and licensing via a single digital account and QR code—eliminating the need to repeatedly submit documents or visit multiple government offices.

🔍 Current Scope & Future Plans

• Three services are currently live on the platform.
• The government plans full integration with all provincial offerings, including the Sehat Card program.
• The initiative aligns with broader goals for transparent, efficient governance and accessible public services.

💸 Savings & Reforms
Gandapur noted:

• Rs. 3 billion saved through digitized challans.
• Rs. 13 billion cut in Sehat Card expenses due to enhanced monitoring.
• Provincial treasury boosted to Rs. 190 billion under his administration.

🔧 The Bigger Picture
With a focus on IT infrastructure and citizen-centric innovation, the government aims to digitize doorstep service delivery. The Khyber Pass rollout marks a foundational step in transforming KP’s administrative ecosystem into a modern, efficient, and trustworthy system.