All Stakeholders Being Taken Along for Balochistan’s Development and Prosperity: CM Sarfraz Bugti

Quetta: Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti has said that the provincial government is taking all stakeholders on board to promote development, prosperity and stability in the province.
The chief minister held separate meetings with Provincial Health Minister Bakht Muhammad Kakar, MPA Engineer Zamrak Khan Achakzai, Mir Chakar Khan Rind University Sibi Vice Chancellor Dr. Mumtaz Ali Baloch, Ali Jan Bugti, tribal leaders Mir Shafqat Marri and Maqbool Marri, former Dera Bugti Deputy Commissioner Azhar Shahzad, Advocate Munir Kakar, Najeeb Kakar and Malik Ghaffar Khan Nasir.
During the meetings, the participants discussed the overall situation in Balochistan, public issues, development projects, administrative matters, higher education and other issues of mutual interest.
Speaking on the occasion, CM Sarfraz Bugti said the provincial government was taking practical steps to address public grievances and ensure sustainable development in Balochistan.
He said the government’s top priorities included providing basic facilities to the people, ensuring timely completion of development projects and making the governance system more effective.
The chief minister said suggestions from elected representatives, tribal elders, educationists and different segments of society were given due importance.
“We are taking all stakeholders along for the development and prosperity of Balochistan, and negligence in resolving public issues will not be tolerated,” he said.
Bugti added that the government was taking coordinated measures to improve education, healthcare, employment, law and order and infrastructure across the province.
He said bringing remote areas of Balochistan into the mainstream of development was an important part of the government’s policy.
The chief minister emphasized that through collective consultation and mutual cooperation, Balochistan could be put firmly on the path of development, prosperity and stability.





