Balochistan & Punjab Collaborate on Safe City Project

News Desk

QUETTA: Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti and Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz have reached an agreement to enhance cooperation aimed at making Safe City projects in Balochistan more effective and aligned with modern security standards.

During a recent meeting, Bugti requested support from his Punjab counterpart, who subsequently directed relevant authorities to provide institutional assistance to bolster the Balochistan Safe City Authority. This collaboration will involve improving security monitoring systems, offering technical support, and facilitating staff training and expertise exchange.

The discussions took place at a meeting of the Balochistan Safe City Authority, chaired by Bugti. Additional Chief Secretary Home Muhammad Hamza Shafqaat provided updates on ongoing projects, revealing that Safe City initiatives are currently underway in nine cities across the province, highlighting the government’s commitment to enhancing public safety.

Looking ahead, both provinces are set to formalize their partnership through a joint venture, which will not only improve security infrastructure but also foster a culture of collaboration between provincial authorities. This initiative is expected to significantly enhance the safety and security of citizens in Balochistan.