ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif?s younger son, Hassan Nawaz, reached the secretariat of the Panama case Joint Investigation Team (JIT) on Thursday morning to record his statement.

Strict security arrangements are in place at the JIT Secretariat, which is housed at the Federal Judicial Academy in the capital. 

Panama JIT questions Hassan Nawaz for seven hours

Prime Minister's younger son recently returned from London after being summoned by probe team

Hassan ? a London-based businessman ? earlier appeared before the JIT on June 2 and was questioned by the probe team for around seven hours.

He did not speak to the media after his questioning.

Meanwhile, the premier?s elder son, Hussain, is expected to appear before the JIT on Friday. This will be his fifth summoning by the JIT, which is investigating the prime minister?s family?s global financial dealings in light of the Supreme Court?s April 20 judgment in the Panama Papers case.

Panama case: Supreme Court satisfied with JIT's second interim report

High-profile probe team has spent 30 days investigating the premier's family's global money trail

On Wednesday, the Supreme Court special bench overseeing the JIT?s probe had expressed satisfaction with the progress of the investigation after the JIT submitted its mid-term report.

The JIT, formed on May 6, has 60 days to complete its probe and submit its final report to the Supreme Court.