President Mamnoon assures full support for socio-economic uplift of tribal region

Government of PakistanPresident Mamnoon assures full support for socio-economic uplift of tribal region

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: President Mamnoon Hussain has said that no stone will be left unturned in providing educational, health and other development facilities to the tribal people.

In a meeting with MNA/Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Professional and Technical Training Muhammad Nazir Khan who called on him along with a delegation from his constituency in North Waziristan Agency at the Aiwan-e-Sadr in Islamabad on Tuesday, the president said that the government is working diligently to ensure early repatriation and rehabilitation of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs).

PRESIDENT MAMNOON HUSSAIN IN A MEETING WITH MNA/PARLIAMENTARY SECRETARY MINISTRY OF FEDERAL EDUCATION & PROFESSIONAL TRAINING MUHAMMAD NAZIR KHAN WHO ALONG WITH A DELEGATION FROM  NORTH WAZIRISTAN CALLED ON HIM AT THE AIWAN-E-SADR, ISLAMABAD ON JUNE 14, 2016.
PRESIDENT MAMNOON HUSSAIN IN A MEETING WITH MNA/PARLIAMENTARY SECRETARY MINISTRY OF FEDERAL EDUCATION & PROFESSIONAL TRAINING MUHAMMAD NAZIR KHAN WHO ALONG WITH A DELEGATION FROM NORTH WAZIRISTAN CALLED ON HIM AT THE AIWAN-E-SADR, ISLAMABAD ON JUNE 14, 2016.

The president said that North Waziristan including Shawal Valley has been completely cleared of the miscreants and peace has been restored due to sustained operations of the army.

Mamnoon Hussain expressed his satisfaction at the pace of return of the displaced persons to their homes and assured that the government, in consultation with the local representatives, will carry out development work for the uplift of the people and restoration of economic and commercial activities.

President Mamnoon appreciated that the army has undertaken a lot of work for infrastructure development and construction of health and educational institutions for the benefit of the public.

The president said that the FATA Secretariat will be directed to expedite work on development and welfare projects in consultation with the local representatives.

The president also paid tributes to the people of tribal areas for rendering immense sacrifices during the war against terrorism and said that the entire nation values their contribution in restoration of peace in the region.

The parliamentary secretary briefed the president about the overall development activities in North Waziristan Agency and said that due to the commitment of the government and the army, the area has been completely cleared of the terrorists and peace has been restored. He also submitted proposals regarding infrastructure development, provision of health and education facilities and development of agriculture in the area.

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