"PML-N government does not intend to block Google in Pakistan rather we wish to have an effective and efficient mechanism in place for blocking blasphemous contents before YouTube can be unblocked in Pakistan," Minister of State for IT and Telecommunication Anusha Rahman said.
Google, the parent company of YouTube, had rejected requests from the previous Pakistan Peoples Party-led government to remove objectionable material.
Pakistan banned YouTube for objectionable content on September 17 last year.
The ban was lifted for a few hours in December before being reinstated following protests from right wing groups.