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Conference calls for stronger law enforcement in Balochistan

QUETTA: Participants in a conference have stressed the need for coordinated action to eliminate illegal activities in Balochistan and strengthen law enforcement across the province. Held under the chairmanship of the Balochistan chief minister, the 29th meeting of the Hardening of the State Conference reaffirmed the commitment to a peaceful, secure, and prosperous future for the province.…

Conference calls for stronger law enforcement in Balochistan

A conference convened in Quetta has emphasized the necessity of a unified approach to combat illegal activities and bolster law enforcement in Balochistan. Under the presidency of the Balochistan chief minister, the 29th session of the Hardening of the State Conference reaffirmed the region's dedication to achieving a peaceful, secure, and prosperous future.

Attendees representing federal and provincial bodies, government agencies, and security forces convened to assess the security landscape and ongoing developmental initiatives.

The participants advocated for ramping up efforts to counteract smuggling, drug trafficking, poppy cultivation, and other illicit pursuits. They expressed satisfaction with the advancements made in transforming B-areas into A-areas, reiterating their commitment to enhancing the effectiveness of this process throughout all divisions of Balochistan.

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