ISLAMABAD – The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has announced a major offer for Pakistani citizens who donate their organs to other on humanitarian grounds.
In a social media post, the registration authority said it will issue lifetime identity cards with a special mark, a green heart.
It said individuals aged 18 years and above registered with the relevant donor registration authorities should visit the NADRA office to get their special smart ID card and NICOP.
They can also apply for the NICOP or smart card with a special mark through the PakID mobile app.
اعضاء عطیہ کرنے والے افراد کا شناختی کارڈ
تاحیات میعاد اور خصوصی نشان کے ساتھمتعلقہ ڈونر رجسٹریشن اتھارٹیز میں رجسٹرڈ 18 سال اور زائد عمر کے افراد نادرا دفتر تشریف لائیں
یا پاک آئی ڈی موبائل ایپ کے ذریعے خصوصی نشان والا سمارٹ کارڈ یا نائکوپ بنوائیں pic.twitter.com/aFzHKKwNUw— NADRA (@NadraPak) May 15, 2025
A day earlier, NADRA has launched the digital system for birth and death Registration in hospitals and healthcare centers across Pakistan.
The registration authority has signed agreements with Sindh and Balochistan governments in separate ceremonies to improve the civil registration system.
In Sindh, the agreement was signed by the Secretary Health, Secretary Local Government, and Director General NADRA Karachi. Sindh Minister for Local Government Mr. Saeed Ghani also attended the ceremony.
NADRA is modernising the system for civil registration and the recording of vital life events. With the digital system in hospitals and health centers, birth and death information will be directly obtained.
Accurate and complete data of citizens will be entered into the national database in a timely manner, NADRA said.
These statistics will help promote economic activities through technology under the government’s “Uraan Pakistan” program.
Based on this data, revolutionary projects such as digital ID and digital economy will be implemented, it said.
With support from the World Bank, NADRA is working on the “Digital Economy Enhancement Project” in collaboration with various national institutions.
Meanwhile, NADRA has announced issuing national ID cards without chip free of cost to Pakistani citizens who are applying for it for the first time.
