Governor Kundi says Centre failing to give KP support it deserves
PESHAWAR: Governor Faisal Karim Kundi has said that the federal government is failing to provide Khyber Pakhtunkhwa the support it deserves. Addressing the annual conference of Pakistan Association of Urological Surgeons here on Sunday, he said that ignoring KP must be brought to an end without further delay. He said that practical steps were required to improve the province’s health sector on…
PESHAWAR: Governor Faisal Karim Kundi expressed dissatisfaction with the federal government's failure to adequately support Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) during his annual conference address. He urged an end to ignoring the province and called for practical measures to enhance the health sector, mirroring the achievements seen in Punjab and Sindh.
Emphasizing the importance of medical conferences, Kundi called for equitable distribution of quality healthcare, especially in remote and southern regions, ensuring access to modern treatment methods for all citizens. He stressed that healthcare advancements should extend beyond urban areas, with every resident deserving equal opportunity.
Kundi highlighted the necessity of upgrading healthcare infrastructure, providing advanced medical equipment, training medical professionals, and fostering medical research to bolster the healthcare system. He acknowledged the role of organizations like the Pakistan Association of Urological Surgeons in bolstering healthcare capabilities, nurturing young medical talent, and fostering partnerships with public hospitals.
Addressing the province’s peace and development, Kundi underscored the importance of collective efforts, including contributions from religious leaders, to restore KP's positive image. He lamented the sacrifices made by the people, including students killed in the Army Public School attack, underscoring that lasting peace is fundamental for progress.
The governor lauded the province’s natural resources, including oil, gas, water, tourism, and the Tarbela Dam, advocating for their optimal utilization to transform KP’s economy. He called for heightened awareness of the province’s sports heritage, encouraging youth to excel in various fields. Kundi concluded by expressing confidence in a bright future for the province, commending recent graduates and their institution, and thanking attendees including former Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi and his advisor Tayab Qureshi.
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