Balochistan, Punjab governors discuss ties

Quetta witnessed a meeting between Balochistan Governor Jaffar Khan Mandokhail and Punjab Governor Sardar Saleem Haider Khan at Governor House. Gilgit-Baltistan Governor Syed Mehdi Shah also attended. The discussion centered on Pakistan's political landscape, relations among federal bodies and provinces, inter-provincial collaboration, national unity, and shared interests.

Emphasizing the importance of academic and research partnerships between medical universities in Balochistan and Punjab, the governors highlighted the need for student and faculty exchanges, adopting modern practices in medical education, and addressing challenges in higher education. Mandokhail highlighted the significance of strong ties, mutual trust, and joint efforts among all federating units for Pakistan's progress.

He proposed leveraging Punjab's experience and expertise to boost higher education in Balochistan, bolster public-sector universities, encourage research, and forge stronger connections between educational institutions. Punjab Governor Haider Khan pledged to facilitate Balochistan students' access to quality educational institutions in Punjab, including admissions, facilities, and support for higher education.

The governors agreed to enhance national unity and inter-provincial harmony through ongoing exchanges, consultations, and collaborative efforts among provincial leaders. The meeting concluded with both governors reaffirming their dedication to advancing cooperation and progress between Balochistan and Punjab.