Governor Kamran Tessori advocates for peace and IT development

Governor of Sindh, Kamran Tessori, has urged political parties, including the Pakistan Peoples’ Party, to come together and establish a peace agreement. Speaking to the press after Eid prayers in Karachi, Governor Tessori expressed his willingness to engage with all parties for this purpose. He emphasized the significance of the Sindh Information Technology Board (SIFC) in shaping Pakistan's future, causing concern for various factions.

Tessori advocated for the SIFC to take charge of maintaining law and order in the city, aiming to address security challenges effectively. Highlighting the success of IT training programs at the Governor House, he mentioned that individuals completing IT courses there are now earning between $500 to $600. The governor announced plans to expand IT initiatives across Sindh by establishing IT universities in other cities.

Furthermore, Governor Tessori extended an open invitation to the public, stating that the doors of the Governor House are accessible 24/7. He encouraged individuals from all over Sindh who may be disheartened to visit the Governor House, assuring them of a warm reception.

Governor Kamran Tessori’s call for a peace agreement and his emphasis on IT development reflect a proactive approach towards addressing societal challenges and fostering technological advancement in Sindh. His inclusive stance towards engaging with various stakeholders and welcoming public participation signifies a commitment to promoting unity and progress in the region.