Chief ministers Bugti, Maryam agree on joint efforts for safe cities
QUETTA: Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti and his Punjab counterpart Maryam Nawaz have agreed to strengthen cooperation to make Safe City projects in Balochistan more effective, operational and aligned with modern security requirements. Following a request from Mr Bugti, the Punjab chief minister issued directives to the relevant authorities to provide institutional support and…
Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti and his Punjab counterpart Maryam Nawaz have agreed to strengthen cooperation for Safe City projects in Balochistan, according to a report by Dawn on November 5th, 2026. The joint venture aims to improve security monitoring systems, provide technical assistance, build staff capacity, and facilitate the exchange of expertise and experience between the two provinces.
The development was discussed at a meeting of the Balochistan Safe City Authority, chaired by Bugti, with Additional Chief Secretary Home Muhammad Hamza Shafqaat briefing the participants on ongoing projects in nine cities across Balochistan. Punjab will provide technical assistance, staff training, and expertise to Balochistan, with the goal of ensuring the effective operation of the projects and creating a safe environment for citizens.
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