Governor Kundi meets South Waziristan elders, pledges support

The Governor of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Faisal Karim Kundi, recently met with a delegation of elders from South Waziristan Angoor Adda to address their concerns and grievances. The tribal communities in the region have made significant sacrifices for their country, and Governor Kundi emphasized the importance of recognizing and resolving their longstanding issues.

During the meeting, led by Moulana Tasbih Ullah and Moulana Muhammad Sharif, the delegation raised concerns about tax issues following the merger and the challenges arising from the closure of the Angoor Adda border. They highlighted the negative impact of the border closure on the local economy, leading to difficulties for residents and traders alike.

Governor Kundi listened attentively to the issues raised by the tribal representatives and assured them of the government's support in finding solutions. He acknowledged the challenges faced by the tribal population and committed to advocating for their concerns on relevant platforms.

Furthermore, Governor Kundi pledged to use his position as a federal representative to integrate tribal areas into the national development framework and ensure the provision of essential services to the residents of the merged regions.

Governor Faisal Karim Kundi's commitment to supporting tribal communities in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa reflects a positive step towards addressing their grievances and improving their living conditions. By engaging with local elders and promising government assistance, Governor Kundi has shown a dedication to promoting the welfare of tribal populations and integrating them into the broader national development agenda.