Gilgit-Baltistan CM vows transparent use of resources
GILGIT: Gilgit-Baltistan Chief Minister Amjad Hussain has called for positive change in the region, pledging the effective and transparent use of resources that he said had not been properly utilised in the past. Addressing a public gathering in Chilas on Sunday, the chief minister said around 55,000 children were out of school in Diamer. “If we want to achieve development, we must start…
Gilgit-Baltistan's Chief Minister Amjad Hussain has called for a new approach in the region, vowing to utilize resources in a transparent and efficient manner. During a public meeting in Chilas on Sunday, the chief minister highlighted that around 55,000 children were currently out of school in Diamer district. "To achieve development, we must start preparing for the future today," he emphasized, adding that equal educational opportunities would be provided to children in remote areas.
While visiting Diamer, the CM held discussions with heads of government departments, engaged with local residents, and inspected various development projects, hospitals, colleges, and power projects. He directed relevant authorities to ensure the timely completion of ongoing projects. The chief minister announced orders for recruiting more than 50 doctors in Diamer under the SPS scheme. Hussain urged residents to set aside their differences and collaborate for the region's progress.
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